Nintendo of Europe has revealed that it will begin selling the incredibly popular Pokemon Legends Z-A with the Mega Dimensions DLC as a physical edition. It is not readily clear whether the Mega Dimension DLC will be on the cartridge or whether it will be a separate download. Either way, you can get hold of a copy of Pokemon Legends Z-A with the Mega Dimension DLC on 29th October and as a free gift you can claim 100 free Ultra Balls via a code.
This might go down in history as one of the worst box arts of all time. Like they squished the artwork, put the dlc logo right under it, and then have the text at the bottom noting that it can be played on switch 1. It just looks bad.
It doesn’t bother me but it really is funny how bad the Switch 2 box arts have been.
Well, it literally says “downloadable content” so probably a download still.
For that matter, it says you still have to install the upgrade pack for Switch 2. Looks like it’s just the Switch 1 card with download codes for the upgrade pack and DLC.
What do you think DLC stands for…
Doesn’t mean it’s not on the card
Wow! They wanted to celebrate something with the 1 year coming up since Legends Z-A was released and this is it, at least for Europe. I am well past this game now after the grinding left me exhausted. I still keep up with their ranked event to see what they are doing to keep it going.
Interesting! )))
C’est une bonne nouvelle pour ceux qui préfèrent les éditions physiques. La version de Pokémon Legends Z-A avec le DLC Mega Dimension sera disponible le 29 octobre, et le bonus de 100 Ultra Balls via un code est plutôt sympa. Le seul point qui reste un peu flou concerne le DLC : on ne sait pas encore clairement s’il sera directement présent sur la cartouche ou s’il faudra le télécharger séparément. Dans tous les cas, les collectionneurs auront une nouvelle édition à ajouter à leur bibliothèque. Après une bonne session de jeu, une petite soirée au casino peut aussi être plus d’infos ici une façon de changer d’ambiance.
Oh god! That’s trash! Fire whoever thought this looked good! Fire the moron that thinks they should be shoving that horrendous “Nintendo Switch 2 Edition” on every box art & title screen, too. It almost makes me not want to buy the Switch 2 version of Metroid Beyond.