Did you ever get Retro City Rampage on Vita and/or PS4? It wasn't Limited Run, it was through VBlank, but still very cool.

Yes sir got the second  run they made with the psp case, vblank also personal  confirmed  there next game hawaii will also release physical. 

Oh shit definitely going to try to get strangers wrath.

No,if they  would get into a partnership  with  sony   there games ofcourse  would be sony systems  only,same with ninty  and Microsoft. 

The  big dream  is ofcourse  bigger  companies  see the results  of the  success  of these  2 guys and will  also release  there smaller games physical 

Me too!

So excited for Shakedown Hawaii. Pumped to hear its getting a physical release.

I'm not a big fan, because they are basically creating artificial scarcity by purposefully releasing at low numbers and never reprinting/restocking.

Without LRG most of these games would only be available digitally.  This model lets them stay in business and get some of us rare titles on a physical format.  As a small business owner myself I understand many of the issues they deal with in regards to warehousing and value of certainty.

Personally I love that they exist and just wish they had more opportunities to release more games.  Excited about partnership with Sekai Project for 2017.

*reads thread, looks at some games*

...yeah, I must say I agree with Turkish on most everything he said. Thanks for this thread though, wouldn't be aware of them at all without it.

For PS4 I agree. But each Vita title is beautiful in its own capacity! Yeah... I'm buying them by default of trying to collect a full Western Vita collection. I do play most games, but the LRG I keep sealed as I already own them digitally for the most part.

It's not about scalping people though. It's about keeping a hobby I had with my dad going after he passed. They're quite simply not for sale.

As for people criticising they're model, again on ps4 I get it, but on Vita it seems to be a model that creates a bigger production run than a main release would now create.

Shovel knight had an open pre order, its volumes were lower than LRGs bigger production run Vita releases which still sell out in a few hours.

It was similar with the re-release of Retro City Rampage on PS4. They were bombarded with people begging for a second print. Then opened pre orders and barely shifted any.

Well, the problem comes when there are those who want one of the games but can't afford it or miss the small timeframe that it is available for, which leaves many unable to receive the game.