Xbox Limited Run #4: Full Throttle Remastered Collector's Edition

Some point-and-click adventures aged like milk. Full Throttle aged like leather and engine grease. The Xbox Limited Run #4: Full Throttle Remastered Collector's Edition brings Tim Schafer's biker opus to Xbox Series with the kind of physical package that LucasArts fans have been begging for since the 90s. Limited Run understood the assignment here, and it shows.

The collector's box houses a physical copy of the remaster alongside an original soundtrack, because Mark Hamill's voice acting deserves musical accompaniment on a dedicated disc. The 18" x 24" double-sided poster gives you wall art worthy of a garage or a game room, depending on how committed you are to the aesthetic. But the real highlights are the retro replica bandanna and keychain, pulled straight from Ben Throttle's world and built to make you feel like you just rolled out of a Corley Motors showroom.

Then there are the patches and the tattoo sheet. These aren't throwaway extras. They're the kind of in-universe items that bridge the gap between playing a game and living inside it. For a title that's fundamentally about rebellion, identity, and the open road, having wearable collectibles makes more sense than another art book nobody opens twice.

Limited Run editions on Xbox Series carry a specific weight in the collector market. Low print numbers, physical copies of digital-first titles, and packaging that treats the source material with genuine reverence. Full Throttle Remastered checks every box. If you missed this one at launch, you already know what it's going for on the secondary market. Your shelf has a motorcycle-shaped hole in it.