
The Last Guy fans, rejoice! It was confirmed that The Last Guy, the quirky PSN title that hit August 28th of last year, will be coming to retail on May 28th 2009.
The retail version will be packed with content, including all 19 stages from the download version, three new stages, three promotional movies, and a 500 yen coupon for the PlayStation Store. The retail version will be priced at 3,480 yen.
But, what will happen to the players who have already downloaded The Last Guy? Not to worry, as Sony has your back. Those who have the downloaded version will be able to download the extra stages for 500 yen, titled the Bonus Stage Pack. This will release the day the retail version hits stores.
And finally, for you trophy hunters, Sony will be releasing a free patch which will include trophy support. The retail version will already include this.
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arent the trophies and content a JP exclusive?
I believe they are a Japan exclusive, yes.
This is great news, except that it will probably be a good wait for it to land on the US PSN Store, I’m excited to see this game gettin some luvin.
5/5
Awesome, I’ve been wanting this game for some time. If it gets trophy support, I will definitely buy it.
I already read about this, but it is only in Japan, isn’t it? I don’t know why this game never got DLC to begin with. All they would have to do is re-map the code to new levels. They could pull up thousands of maps all over the world to use.
I honestly have no idea. I’m sure Sony would bring it over to NA though.
well if it does come to america then ill definitely pick this game up.
meh…
Double meh…
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yah just like Tomb Raider is suppose to get a trophy patch….yah I’m not holding my breath that Last Guy will get it anytime soon!!!! And by the time it does come it’ll be in the reject bin at your local walmart and or deleted off your hdd.
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