Majyuo King of Demons (Majyūō) – Collector’s Edition for Super Nintendo SNES (PAL region) | Retro-bit
The fanatic Bayer seeks to resurrect the Demon King by kidnapping Abel’s wife, Maria, and daughter, Iria. With their sacrifices, a revived Demon King would run rampant throughout the world. To rescue his family, Abel must venture into the world of demons alone with almost no possibility of success. Upon entering, he is beset by strange creatures and eventually begins to change… he has transformed into a demon!
● First official release outside of Japan
● The Japanese version of Majyūō: King of Demons translated into English
● Demonic Heart 16-bit cartridge for SNES® consoles (NTSC or PAL)
● Full-colored instruction manual
● Numbered hardcover magnetic cartridge packaging
● Exclusive embellished celebratory slipcover
FAQ:
Where and when can I order this?
A) This will be an open pre-order available through online retailers in North America and Europe from February 6, 2024 through March 12, 2024. Independent retailers will have limited quantities after it has been released.
Q) What is included this release?
A) For this release, it will include an embellished slipcover, a numbered hardcover magnetic cartridge box, a full-colored instruction manual, and a Demonic Heart 16-bit cartridge for SNES® consoles.
Q) How many will be made?
A) The total number will depend on the amount pre-ordered during the ordering window. Each one will be individually numbered during production via a label on the inside sleeve of the packaging.
Q) Will there be another reprint?
A) We do not plan on reprinting this version again. We intend to keep this version unique so as not to confuse it with other versions.
Q) How do I know if I am ordering the NTSC or PAL version?
A) All North American retailers will take pre-orders for the NTSC North American version while all European retailers will take pre-orders for the European PAL version. Note, that the difference
between them is the cartridge shape – none of the contents will change. PAL consoles run at a displayed 50Hz while NTSC runs at 60Hz.
Q) Is this a translation patch or did you copy someone else’s English translation?
A) No, we have a talented programmer who is credited for his work on this translation. We did not utilize any existing script or work. This has been reviewed by our team as well as Softgarage.
