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The upcoming action RPG Muramasa Rebirth is an easy game to get excited about, thanks to its chanbara style of gameplay and gorgeous graphics.
If you've ever wanted to splash those graphics all over the outside your Vita - and you happen to live in the United States - you're in luck.
Siliconera reports that a limited edition version of Muramasa Rebirth appeared on Amazon.com that includes a custom-designed PS Vita face cover and a skin featuring art from the game.
As if that wasn't enough, it also comes with a drawstring pouch to keep your skinned-up Vita free from dirt and smudges, and a Muramasa lithograph drawn by Vanillaware's George Kamitani.
Break the limits
As with most limited edition versions of games, this bundle is more expensive than the normal edition ($59.99 / £39.70 vs. $39.99 / £26.46).
This wouldn't be a bad price to pay if the limited edition included the four additional DLC chapters promised back in January, but it looks like those will still need to be purchased separately.
If you're in Europe and feeling jilted that there's still been no news on an EU release of Muramasa Rebirth, you're not alone.
A search on Amazon.ca (the retailer's Canadian website) shows no listing for either the normal or limited edition of the upcoming Vita game.
If you've ever wanted to splash those graphics all over the outside your Vita - and you happen to live in the United States - you're in luck.
Siliconera reports that a limited edition version of Muramasa Rebirth appeared on Amazon.com that includes a custom-designed PS Vita face cover and a skin featuring art from the game.
As if that wasn't enough, it also comes with a drawstring pouch to keep your skinned-up Vita free from dirt and smudges, and a Muramasa lithograph drawn by Vanillaware's George Kamitani.
Break the limits
As with most limited edition versions of games, this bundle is more expensive than the normal edition ($59.99 / £39.70 vs. $39.99 / £26.46).
This wouldn't be a bad price to pay if the limited edition included the four additional DLC chapters promised back in January, but it looks like those will still need to be purchased separately.
If you're in Europe and feeling jilted that there's still been no news on an EU release of Muramasa Rebirth, you're not alone.
A search on Amazon.ca (the retailer's Canadian website) shows no listing for either the normal or limited edition of the upcoming Vita game.
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