> I wonder if they'll fix the music... By "fix" I mean remake the tunes to be in
> stereo. The original seems to play at a low bit-rate anyway.
>
> Also, apparently there were some missing or unfinished stages (along with music for
> said missing stages). I wonder if they'll be added? Or maybe accessed via some
> in-game secret?
>
> The price they're wanting for it seems a bit high for a "retro game". But when you've
> got the only way to obtain it legally without the board/machine I guess you can
> (almost) ask whatever you want for it.
>
> And of course there'll be bonus material. I'm just curious about how much 'bonus'
> will be related to gameplay.
It's available now, I've seen plenty of people showing off their physical copies on Twitter etc.
AFAIK there are no gameplay changes. (I have a copy ordered, but it's tied to another game)
The price might seem a bit high, but in reality, had it actually come out for the Saturn or Dreamcast back in the day (it really should have!) you would have been paying the same, and probably much more for a used copy of it today.
It's a solid arcade experience, and I actually prefer it over Strider. It might be short compared to modern games (it's an arcade game...) but it absolutely deserves it's own release rather than being buried in a bundle.
From the day I helped to emulate it I was hoping it would get a home port eventually, so I'm glad to see it finally did.
Would be nice to see some other Mitchell games, such as the recently emulated Gamshara get the same treatment, because again it really should have seen a port back in the day.
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