Boxed Release Confirmed

[dotEXE]

http://www.playtonicgames.com/thinking-inside-box/

That's fantastic for the team! I'm a bit shocked, but it's good that they've got the means to do it. Here's hoping they see a return on investment!

[Octopeart]

This is great news! It's really cool that they're working on a means for Kickstarter backers to upgrade to the physical version if they like. (Not that I had any doubt, but I think the physical release also means the game won't get delayed again.)

[WyvernWings]

Ah!! And on the same day I got my boxed copy of DuckTales Remastered!
Excellent news! I really wish more indie games got physical recognition.

[Xellos]

Who would have thought this would ever happen? Oh wait, I did when Playtonic Games first mentioned their desire of having a physical console version of Yooka-Laylee back in May 2015.

[Exaskryz]

[Alph]

I can't wait to place Yooka-Laylee in my collection alongside all my favorite Rare games. Hopefully all future Playtonic games can get a physical release like this!

[Scrubber]

This is excellent news. I will be updating my pledge to the boxed version for sure.

[Yavga]

I will think inside the box this time, pass me the upgrade!

[Rueckkoppler]

So can we expect it to have the detailed manual (teased in the Kickstarter campaign) in there as well? I'm still uncertain whether I'd like to wait for the box, though. Who knows when it'll arrive and I know that I can hardly contain myself when I read the first reactions on the internet or when I see the eShop page for the game...

[DarkTone]

This is amazing news! So glad I backed this. Thanks for the option.

I better double check my credit name too. Don't wanna be known as "a generous backer".

[NPChilla]

Will pick up a boxed copy for my Wii U, it saves space on the console.

[Operationgamer17]

Will definitely be preordering this on Wii U when it becomes available.

[Exaskryz]

[Scrubber]

Team 17 is also UK.

I think the other one is USA.

[yooka-dragon]

It's a good news !

[BlackKoromon]

So does this mean I can bypass the need for Steam? I really hope it does.