Maybe multiplayer could be a DLC in the future or someone else wanting to do a patch or something. "We are focusing on single-player and telling a story. And since some kind of divine sequel mandate writ large upon the holiest of Dorito bags demands that it show up in all games with numbers higher than two in their titles, I had to ask Dennaton's Dennis Wedin if he and Cactus were feeling the pressure with Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. The reason I mention it, though, is that I imagine there'd be quite a few more BOOMs in the mix if multiplayer were part of the equation. Do you like it? Personally, I think it falls apart a bit in the third act, but I suppose I am my own harshest critic. That was the entirety of my Hotline Miami fan fiction. Curious fans should head over to Gamer's Edition's website to learn more, I should note that you won't be charged for pre-ordering until the project is confirmed.BOOM. Gamer's Edition creates their special editions in part with a company called Idea Planet, whose work on collector's editions has included the Songbird statue from the limited edition of Bioshock Infinite, the Master Chief helmet from Halo 3, and the RC Claptrap from Borderlands: The Handsome Jack Collection. If successful they plan on shipping in August of this year, with the exception of Australia who banned Hotline Miami 2 after it was refused classification in the land down under.
Gamer's Edition are currently at the halfway point and need a little over 1000 more pre-orders at the time of writing. *A special edition box to house all the contents *A cassette mix tape of the soundtrack with fake blood splatter on the exterior * Steam copies of Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number
*DVD copies of Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number with a custom manual The physical release is a little pricy at $60 dollars US, but justifies it's price tag with a hefty special edition that includes: Before Game's Edition will start producing the collector's editions they need a certain number of pre-orders before they'll commit to the project. Not exactly what you'd call retail friendly, but Gamer's Edition wants to sell you a copy, with a caveat.
The pixelated overhead action puzzle games take place in the late 80's and early 90's and feature a brutal and dark story revolving around a series of grisly murders. The boutique outlet has partnered with Dennaton Games to put together a special edition of both Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. So I was extremely excited to see that one of my favorite games is potentially getting a special edition thanks to small company called Gamer's Edition. As an insane person who still gets excited for boxed releases of games, I'm always on the lookout for odd titles that fly under the traditional retail radar.
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