The Nintendo Switch Version Of Code: Realize Guardian of Rebirth Is Getting Its Own Collector’s Edition

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When it comes to Code: Realize games, Aksys sometimes releases special editions with different kinds of extras. It turns out, the Nintendo Switch version of the very first game, Code: Realize ~Guardian of Rebirth~, will be getting one as well. In addition to the $39.99 standard edition, there will be a $59.99 collector’s edition.

 

The Code: Realize ~Guardian of Rebirth~ Collector’s Edition includes about what you would expect. It starts with a physical copy of the game. Then, you also get a copy of its soundtrack and a 60-page art book. (This is the first time Aksys has offered an art book or soundtrack with a Code: Realize LE.) A keychain with Cardia, Frankenstein, Helsing, Impey, Lupin, and Saint-Germain is also in its big box. To compare, the PlayStation 4 Code: Realize ~Bouquet of Rainbows~ Limited Edition had eight bromide cards, nine pins, and a 17” x 24” cloth banner.

 

As a reminder, the Nintendo Switch release is just the original game in the series. It follows Cardia after Lupin discovers her alone in her home. Due to her lethal and poisonous touch, her father kept her locked up. Once he spirits her away, she’s able to meet new people, go on adventures, and even find love.

 

Code: Realize Guardian of Rebirth will come to the Nintendo Switch in February 2020. It is immediately available on the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita.


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Jenni is Editor-in-Chief at Siliconera and has been playing games since getting access to her parents' Intellivision as a toddler. She continues to play on every possible platform and loves all of the systems she owns. (These include a PS4, Switch, Xbox One, WonderSwan Color and even a Vectrex!) You may have also seen her work at GamerTell, Cheat Code Central, Michibiku and PlayStation LifeStyle.