The four original Wonder Boy games are getting a special collection, giving new and old gamers a chance to revisit them on their Switch or PlayStation 4.
This morning, Strictly Limited Games revealed they have a special Wonder Boy Collection in the pipeline for gamers to get excited about. The collection, coming to the Switch and PlayStation 4 will bring together Wonder Boy (1986), Wonder Boy in Monster Land (1987), Wonder Boy in Monster World (1991), and Monster World IV (1994). So if you never got in on these games, or want to revisit them from when you were younger, you’ll get the chance!
The games are getting a special retail edition through Strictly Limited, but will also be available digitally for gamers to download.
The retail edition including four awesome titles of the Wonder Boy / Monster World universe will soon be available for pre-order in Europe and North America. Through publisher Bliss Brain, the Wonder Boy Collection will also be available as a digital download version for Nintendo Switch and PS4. On top of that, Strictly Limited Games are working on exclusive Limited and Collector’s Editions that will be available at their store!
Celebrating the beloved adventures of Wonder Boy
Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the adventures of Wonder Boy have delighted gamers of all generations and built up a huge following all over the world with their dazzling blend of energetic platforming and action-RPG. However, the Wonder Boy games have seen few releases in the West on modern gaming hardware – until now.
To celebrate the legacy of this iconic game series, the Wonder Boy Collection will contain a carefully curated set of essential titles of the legendary series, precisely ported to today’s home consoles and including extended features like filter, shader, a rewind and fast forward option and a save anytime option! On top of that, the collection will come with a beautiful art gallery!
No release date is set just yet for the Wonder Boy Collection, but you can head to ININ Games’ site to get updates and alerts.
