Xbox Limited Run #13: Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore Collector's Edition

The CD-i game you actually want to play. Xbox Limited Run #13: Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore Collector's Edition for Xbox Series X takes the infamous animated cutscene style of those Zelda CD-i titles and builds a genuinely good action-adventure game around it. This time, the memes became the mission statement, and it works.

The retro-styled slipcover on the physical copy sets the tone immediately. Inside the collector's box, the original soundtrack by Jake "Button Masher" Silverman sits in a retro-styled CD jewelcase with its own slipcover, a detail that shows how deep the throwback commitment runs. The art book features insight from developer Seith Fulkerson alongside contributions from John Linneman, Jeffrey Rath, and Rob Dunlavey, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at how a joke premise became a legitimate love letter. Rob Dunlavey's illustrated world map is the kind of pack-in that rewards wall space, the shopkeeper acrylic standee captures one of the game's most charming characters, and the enamel pin ties the collection together.

Arzette pulled off something genuinely rare: it took an aesthetic everyone laughed at and made people fall in love with it on purpose. The craftsmanship in this collector's edition mirrors that philosophy. Every piece feels intentional, from the CD jewelcase presentation to the art book's roster of contributors. Xbox Limited Run #13 is still early enough in the series to carry long-term significance, and the game's cult status is only growing. This is the kind of edition that ages like a fine meme, if the meme was actually brilliant all along.