Following last week's release of SNK vs Capcom: SVC Chaos on the Switch, pre-orders for the Limited Run physical versions have now gone live.
There's the standard edition ($34.99 USD) and the classic edition ($79.99 USD). The standard edition is set to ship in January 2025 and the classic edition is expected to launch in February 2025. Pre-orders will close on 1st September 2024.
Noticeably, Limited Run's physical version of this game will also have a slightly different cover to the Pix'n Love release.

Standard Edition - $34.99 USD

Classic Edition - $79.99 USD

Stay tuned for a full Switch review of SNK vs Capcom: SVC Chaos on Nintendo Life soon. Any interest in this new Limited Run physical release? Let us know in the comments.
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I will get the game digital... When Code Mystics will add infinite continues, of course.
Btw, I've checked KOF XIII on Deku Deals and found out that the base game has never received any discounts since its release yet. 20$ for KOF XIII... Meh...
You know, after spending a few hours with this game on Switch and Steam...
I'm okay without getting a physical copy 😅 From any vendor.
It's not bad, but... it's also not as great as I remember it being arcades. I'm glad I bought it digitally, but I don't need to spend another $35 USD on it.
Also available from Pix n Love with a beautiful Deluxe Edition that includes:
The game SVC CHAOS (physical edition) for Nintendo Switch™
An official NEOGEO snapcase numbered to 1000 copies with a reversible cover.
An 64-page artbook featuring never-before-seen design documents and illustrations
SVC CHAOS original soundtrack in CD format with digifile
Four doublesided lithographs
I've used them many times and they are excellent. Their Art books are beautiful.
Here's the link for those interested
https://www.pixnlove.com/video-games/1040-snk-vs-capcom-svc-chaos-collector-s-edition-nintendo-switch-9782371882904.html
US$45 extra for a bigger box, poster, postcards, and a fake cartridge? (and that's before we even broach the matter of inflated shipping)
LRG seems to think that they can sell any manner of junk so long as the game is tucked away somewhere in the box.
Fortunately, the standard edition's asking price is fair, but I'll consider picking it up from another vendor if I other cannot pair my order with anything else of interest.
Maybe I'm the silly one but when I was a teenager I saved every penny I could bagging groceries and bought a Neo Geo and a few games. This was back in the 90s. For those of us that experienced this back then, it's a nice piece of nostalgia. The game may not be perfect but I think it's fun. I've also gotten the snapbox releases for Samurai Shodown and KOF XIII and it's just a nice addition for fans. I'd really love a Fatal Fury collection like the SS one. Maybe not the best game but good memories none-the-less.
I've always had good luck with LRGs. I've also ordered from pixnlove and they do a great job too.
I’m fine with just having a digital copy of the game. I don’t hate the game, it’s decent. Will always feel like a watered down KOF game though.
Probably end up with a shreddie in the box the way ltd run have been going
I’m going with Pix n Love over Limited Run, solely because Limited Run chose to use the censored artwork.
Still not sure if I'll get this physically or digitally, but so glad there are physical releases of it both in North America and in Europe!
As a shareholder in Limited Run, if you want collectors get Pix N Love. The standard from LRG will be in Amazon though
@Vyacheslav333 $20 is just for the digital version of KOFXIII, I think the physical version was only $40. It's not that bad and the fact that it cost the same as SVC Chaos make sense too. Both games only had 36 playable characters (all of them are on the cartridge), a few modes, HD graphics, and online play. To compare the original Xbox and PS2 ports of SVC Chaos were $50, the NeoGeo AES original was around $150, and the NeoGeo MVS version was around $170.
@Serpenterror ~170$USD for the most inferior version. It's crazy, imo.
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