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Red Art Games Releases Joe & Mac Retro Collection for PC and Xbox Series X|S
Red Art Games released Joe & Mac Retro Collection on PC via Steam and Xbox Series X|S on October 29, collecting three Super Famicom Joe & Mac games from Data East.
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Why it matters
The collection puts the three Super Famicom Joe & Mac games back on sale years after the earlier Retro Classix releases of the arcade versions were delisted, with Red Art Games handling the ports.
Key Facts
- Joe & Mac Retro Collection is available for PC via Steam and Xbox Series X|S.
- The collection includes three Super Famicom Joe & Mac games developed by Data East.
- Each included title can be played in both Japanese and overseas versions.
- A boss rush mode lets players fight the bosses of all three games in sequence.
- The game is priced at 2,340 yen on Steam and 2,115 yen on the Microsoft Store during a 10 percent launch sale.
The lineup is Joe & Mac, Joe & Mac 2: Lost in the Tropics, and Joe & Mac 3: Lost in the Tropics. Each title includes its Japanese and overseas versions, plus rewind, save-anywhere, and a new boss rush mode.
The set covers the 1991 arcade game's Super Famicom version plus both Super Famicom sequels, including the second game, where the lead switches from Joe and Mac to Rookie. Rewind and save-anywhere options are included, and a boss rush mode runs players through the bosses of all three games in sequence.
Store discounts are running at launch: 2,340 yen on Steam and 2,115 yen on the Microsoft Store, each 10 percent off. The PS5, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2 versions are listed as available overseas.
- Joe & Mac: Arcade release in 1991, with a Super Famicom version the same year
- Joe & Mac 2: Lost in the Tropics: Stars Rookie, who can turn into a monkey and a caveman
- Joe & Mac 3: Lost in the Tropics: Joe and Mac return to recover the village crown from Hoober
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