Each of the Bit Generation titles (of which there are seven) will be released within two separate collections on the 13th and 27th of July in Japan and will be priced at 2,000 Yen each. Each game is set to appeal to those who dig the swish, stylish design of the Game Boy Micro in its miniature loveliness. Collectors who appreciated the Famicom Mini games will love are bound to lap up each and every one of the Bit Generation titles.
The first batch will be released on the 13th of July and will consist of the following titles, Dostream, Boundish and Dialhex. The second batch will be available from the 27th of the same month and will consist of Coloris, Orbital, Digidrive and Soundvoyager. Whilst Digidrive will be developed by Q-Games (the team working on the new Starfox Command title on DS), many of the other titles will be developed by Skip (of GiFTPiA and Chibi Robo fame).
Interestingly, Club Nintendo (of Japan) will be starting a monitoring campaign to received feedback from the public through online message boards. In return participants will be rewarded with two random titles from the above selection free of charge! Entrants must apply before the 15th of June and there can only be 700 winners (conditions include being a member of Club Nintendo and being Japanese of course, bit of a downside for us Brit's [and company])
Regardless of not being able to get our grubby mitts on the titles free of charge, we have got our hands on over thirty screenshots of the various titles included in the collection. They appear in the same order in our gallery as they are listed above if you find yourself curious as to which game is which. Stick with C3 for more updates soon enough, and enjoy the media!