While not as skin-crawling as some of the nastier too-realistic-for-this-world close-up shots<\/a> in Ren &<\/em> Stimpy<\/em> (or even SpongeBob<\/em>), I feel like the box art for the Super Meat Boy<\/em> Limited Run physical edition is very much on that same wavelength. It fits, though. It’s the cover that this game, and fans of Edmund McMillen’s worlds<\/a> in general, deserve.<\/p>\n Announced in a jam-packed Twitter thread<\/a> this morning, Limited Run is opening pre-orders for physical copies of Super Meat Boy<\/em> for Nintendo Switch<\/a>, PlayStation 4<\/a>, and PlayStation Vita<\/a> \u2014 it’s $30 across the board, and there’s a color manual tucked inside.<\/p>\n All three versions are region-free. While the Switch and PS4 editions are “open” pre-orders, Super Meat Boy<\/em>‘s physical Vita version will only have 1,000 copies up for grabs.<\/p>\n Standard Editions of Super Meat Boy on Vita & Collector's Editions of Super Meat Boy on PS4, Switch, and Vita will be sold in limited quantity in two batches at 10 am and 6 pm ET on July 30. Copies of these editions will be limited to one per customer. pic.twitter.com\/qw8KrT849q<\/a><\/p>\n — Limited Run Games (@LimitedRunGames) July 27, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n