Suikoden HD Remaster Collection gave a huge discount on PC on the day of release

Beloved PS1 RPG Suicod in Duck II Has returned in the Remaster collection on the console and PC. Nintendo Switch, PS5 and Xbox Series X owners can still buy the one-day version at several major retailers for $50, including Best Buy,,,,, Amazonand Walmart. Meanwhile, PC players can take advantage of fanaticism (Gamespot sister site) excellent distribution deals. Fanatic Steam Keys are discounted by 25%this reduces the price of the brand new release to just $37.49 on launch date.

Once the deal is finally completed, Fanatic will offer Steam Keys immediately, so it's a quick process compared to buying the game directly from Steam, ultimately saving you $12.50. As an additional bonus, you will also receive a random free game or coupon for spending over $15 Fanatic massive spring sales.

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While console players will have to pay the entire $50 price to release the series this week, the physical version of the Switch, PS5 and Xbox Series X bundles some useful in-game bonuses.

The first day version includes a code that instantly accesses the items of Boomball and Wealth in the game, which are twice as much money and experience you earn from the battle, respectively. You will also receive a bonus of 57,300 Potch (in-game currency).

Orb items are available in the game, but they rarely drop, so getting them right away is the benefit of a player who doesn't want to spend too much time on Potch and XP.

If you see a version of the logo on the cover art, you will know that the freebies are in the box. The first day sometimes sold out before launch, but Suikoden's release date seems to have stock at all major retailers.

You can buy the $50 physical version of the Suikoden I&II HD Remaster for the Nintendo Switch, PS5 and Xbox Series X Best Buy,,,,, Amazonand Walmart.

Suikoden I&II HD Remaster includes enhanced versions of Suikoden I and II. Both games’ remakes feature HD sprites and backgrounds, enhanced sound effects, and QOL options such as automatic savings, adjustable combat speeds, and conversation logs for reviewing previous conversations.

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