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March 24, 2026

Finds 2046: Limited Run Massive Lot! So Many Gems!




Massive Limited Run Games Haul – A Collector’s Dream!

There’s something special about opening a package from Limited Run Games—that mix of nostalgia, preservation, and premium presentation. This latest haul is stacked with incredible titles spanning decades of gaming history, from classic RPG roots to modern retro revivals. Let’s break down each addition and why they deserve a spot in your collection.


🧙‍♂️ Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord

One of the most historically important RPGs ever made, Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord dates all the way back to 1981 and helped define the dungeon-crawling genre.

This Limited Run release brings a modern remake of the original, featuring updated visuals while preserving the deep, party-based mechanics that inspired countless RPGs—including Japanese RPG giants. You create a party, descend into a brutal multi-level dungeon, and fight to survive in one of gaming’s earliest hardcore experiences.

For retro fans, this isn’t just a game—it’s gaming history in physical form.


🐾 Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection

Love it or hate it, Bubsy is back! Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection compiles the first four games from the 90s mascot era into one package.

What makes this collection stand out is Limited Run’s Carbon Engine enhancements:

  • Save states & rewind
  • Visual filters and borders
  • Bonus museum content (art, interviews, even a pilot episode!)

It’s a fascinating time capsule of the mascot platformer boom—and a must-have for collectors who appreciate gaming’s weird and wild history.


🤖 Assault Suit Leynos 2 Saturn Tribute

A cult classic finally getting the spotlight it deserves, Assault Suit Leynos 2 returns in its Saturn Tribute form.

Originally a Japan-only mech shooter, this version modernizes the experience with quality-of-life upgrades while preserving its intense, tactical gameplay. Expect heavy customization, challenging missions, and that signature 90s mech aesthetic.

This is the kind of deep-cut release Limited Run excels at—bringing forgotten gems to a wider audience.


🥷 Shinobi: Art of Vengeance

A revival of one of SEGA’s most iconic ninja franchises, Shinobi continues its legacy with a modern retro-inspired entry.

Fast-paced action, precise platforming, and stylish combat define the experience. For fans of classic ninja games, this is a love letter to the golden era of arcade action.


🧞‍♀️ Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution

One of the coolest stories in retro gaming, Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution was originally planned for the Game Boy Advance but never released—until now.

Limited Run finally brought this “lost” entry to life, delivering classic Shantae gameplay with:

  • Transformation mechanics
  • Puzzle-platforming
  • Gorgeous pixel art

It’s both a new game and a piece of recovered gaming history.


🚀 BATSUGUN Saturn Tribute Boosted

A legendary shoot ‘em up returns with Batsugun, one of the pioneers of the bullet hell genre.

This enhanced version includes modern features like:

  • Rewind systems
  • Difficulty adjustments
  • Performance tweaks

For shmup fans, this is essential—fast, chaotic, and incredibly rewarding.


🐱 Bubsy, Mechs, and More – A Collector’s Stack

Also included in your haul:

  • Under Defeat – A stylish vertical shooter with unique helicopter mechanics
  • Night Striker (via Operation Night Strikers) – Classic arcade rail shooting action
  • Cyber Citizen Shockman Collection – Retro action-platformers preserved
  • Cryptmaster – A modern indie with a retro dungeon-crawling twist
  • Valfaris – Heavy metal-inspired run-and-gun chaos
  • Toaplan Arcade Collection Vol. 2 – Pure arcade history in one package

Each of these titles reflects Limited Run’s mission: preserving gaming across genres, regions, and generations.


💿 Earthion (Special Edition)

Front and center in your haul is Earthion, a modern retro-inspired shooter with anime-style presentation and fast-paced gameplay.

This release highlights how modern indie developers are keeping the spirit of retro gaming alive—blending classic gameplay with new ideas and stunning visuals.


🧡 Final Thoughts

This haul perfectly captures why collectors love Limited Run Games. It’s not just about owning physical copies—it’s about preserving gaming history, celebrating obscure classics, and rediscovering forgotten gems.

From the groundbreaking legacy of Wizardry to the quirky charm of Bubsy, and the high-octane action of BATSUGUN, this collection is a snapshot of gaming’s past, present, and future.

If you’re building a physical collection, this is the kind of pickup that defines it.

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