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Collector’s Editions of ‘Destroy All Humans!’ Remake Revealed
As is the norm these days, with the announcement of THQ Nordic’s remake of Destroy All Humans comes the announcement of Special and Collector’s Editions! Pre-orders are available now via the game’s official site.
First up is Destroy All Humans! DNA Collector’s Edition, which retails for $149.99. It includes the following:
- A copy of Destroy All Humans!
- Crypto’N’Cow Figurine 23cm / 9-inches high approx.
- Keychain
- Six lithographs
- Eye-popping anti-stress toy
- Premium Box 35cm * 30cm * 30cm/ 14-inches * 12-inches *12-inches approx.
- All in-game Crypto skins
If you really want to spend the bucks, you can shell out for the Destroy All Humans! Crypto-137 Edition, which will set you back $399.99. That includes:
- A copy of Destroy All Humans!
- Crypto-137 Figurine 60cm / 23-inches high | 30cm / 12-inches diagonal approx.
- Crypto backpack
- Keychain
- Six lithographs
- Eye-popping anti-stress toy
- Premium box 90cm * 38cm * 37* / 35-inches * 15-inches *15 approx.
- All in-game Crypto skins
Destroy All Humans! is due out for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in 2020.
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‘Resident Evil Requiem’ Surpasses 8 Million Units Sold; ‘Resident Evil 2’ Remake Now Highest-Selling in Franchise
Capcom once again updated fans on their sales figures via their new quarterly report. And to no one’s surprise, Resident Evil Requiem continues to rake in the sales, having now crossed the 8 million units sold mark across the Nintendo Switch 2, PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, and the Xbox Series. This all comes after the game reached 7 million units sold just three months ago.
In even bigger news, Resident Evil 5, which has sold just over 19 million across various incarnations, is no longer the best selling entry in the series. That title now belongs to 2019’s Resident Evil 2 remake, which has now moved 19.75 million copies across PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
It gets only more crowded when you look at the numbers of other entries: Resident Evil 7: biohazard currently sits at 18.41 million, while Resident Evil 6 has hit 17.60 million units. 2023’s Resident Evil 4 remake isn’t far behind with 16.04 million, while Resident Evil Village is at 15.86 million units. And while it’s considered a “miss” compared to the other remakes, 2020’s Resident Evil 3 remake is still at a respectable 14.52 million units.
Devil May Cry V, which was already the highest-selling entry in the franchise, has apparently seen a boost in sales thanks to the second season of the Netflix series and last month’s launch on the Switch 2, having now hit 14. 24 million units.
Meanwhile, we can look forward to Zach Cregger‘s violent take on the franchise with his Resident Evil film, which is set for a September 16 release.
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