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Studio MDHR Teases Physical Collector's Edition For Cuphead
Since its release on Friday, Cuphead has been overall well-received (even with its difficulty) which begs the question – will there be a physical version of this game?
In fact, someone on twitter asked that very question, and Studio MDHR offered an optimistic reply. Studio MDHR didn't have a date or additional details, but does assure one is one the way.
We have plans -- and will eventually have a physical release (collector's edition, etc)! :)
— Studio MDHR (@StudioMDHR) September 17, 2017
For our review of Cuphead head here.
[Source: @StudioMDHR, via NeoGAF]
Our Take
Considering the excitement surrounding Cuphead up to release, I am a little surprised this wasn't ready in time for the release of the game. In any case though, I am glad it's coming, and I am curious to see it what this theoretical collector's edition will look like. Hopefully is comes with a cool Cuphead statue.
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