MIO: Memories in Orbit Gets Physical Release on Nintendo Switch 2
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MIO: Memories in Orbit Gets Physical Release on Nintendo Switch 2

authorBy Shigeru Miyamoto
DateJul 09, 2026
Read Time2 min

Pix'n Love has confirmed an upcoming physical release for the highly-regarded Metroidvania title, MIO: Memories in Orbit, on the Nintendo Switch 2. This announcement will excite fans eager to add a tangible copy of this critically praised game to their collections.

Physical Editions of MIO: Memories in Orbit Revealed

The Standard Edition of MIO: Memories in Orbit is scheduled for release in October 2026, priced at €49.90. This edition will be limited to 2,000 copies and includes the complete game on a cartridge, along with a reversible cover. Following this, a more exclusive Collector's Edition will launch in Winter 2026 for €99.90. This premium package features the physical game with a reversible cover, an exclusive numbered zinc alloy medal, a collection of eight lithographs housed in a premium cardboard portfolio, and a rigid collector's box with a die-cut window. These releases cater to both casual players and dedicated collectors, providing a choice for how they wish to experience this compelling adventure.

This initiative from Pix'n Love comes at a time when the availability of physical game copies is a pertinent discussion within the gaming community, especially given recent trends from other major console manufacturers. The decision to offer a physical edition for MIO: Memories in Orbit is likely to be well-received by those who value owning a tangible piece of their gaming library. The game itself has garnered positive reviews, with many praising its engaging platforming, dynamic combat, and innovative mod system, making it a standout title in the Metroidvania genre.

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