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Pics may not be required, but getting part numbers is the first thing. You can just post those. If the disc is able to be taken out of the sleeve, we can see if it has the same numbers are the link you posted (since that page has an ISBN attached that isn't valid to the item, if it is the same item).
Also if this page is correct in saying that the PS4 version added the ability to play on Vita via Remote Play:
https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_X/X-2_HD_Remaster
I'm looking into those now.
Apparently, PS3 LE doesn't have the vita disc?
https://dramaticreviews.wordpress.com/2014/04/28/purchased-final-fantasy-xx-2-hd-uk-ps3-limited-edition/
The PS4 version has the same artbook but no pictures of the back on this one:
https://myfinalfantasycollection.blogspot.com/2015/05/final-fantasy-x-hd-remaster-limited.html
I take it that the disc sleeve is held onto the backing using the soft glue? Being able to find the Sony part number on that would certainly help.
EDIT: the artbook is in the PS3 Limited Edition. I am looking to see if I can confirm the Vita disc is present... it is possible many people don't know it was there.
IIRC regarding Shovel Knight, Shovel Knight became Shovel Knight Treasure Trove. No new ID, no new release, just the entry on the store changed. If you bought Shovel Knight and look at your download history, it no longer lists Shovel Knight, it lists Shovel Knight Treasure Trove.There is no difference
And then you prove what is different.
It would seem the original version is no longer available. So then the question is, do we keep the old and new versions or not have the old version anymore?
Can you find an example in the db where we keep two different version entries?
Here is one, for Steam platform.
1. Duke Nukem 3D: https://vgcollect.com/item/92864
2. Duke Nukem 3D Megaton Edition: https://vgcollect.com/item/40913
3. Duke Nukem 3D 20th Anniversary World Tour: https://vgcollect.com/item/136998
In that scenario, #1 and #2 are no longer on the store. #1 was part of #2 and #3. Should we then merge 1 and 2 with 3?
Does this scenario not count because the app ids for each are all different, so then they can have separate entries? Then if so, did Shovel Knight's app id change when the new version came out?
Or an example where a Steam game had one appid that did not change, but had different versions. That would be when Next Car Game got renamed/released as Wreckfest. This isn't a great example because the db has a franken-entry for it, but I was able to confirm that Next Car Game's original appid (228380) is the current appid of Wreckfest.
If there are two entries, 1 for Shovel Knight and 1 for Shovel Knight Treasure Trove, I would just merge the two entries.
Shovel Knight (3DS eShop) [EU]
https://vgcollect.com/item/71057
Used to be called Shovel Knight, but is now sold as Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove:
https://vgcollect.com/item/154077
There's also this 2 Games in 1 Spongebob entry I've made ages ago and has been renamed a couple of times, but it's the Dutch cover for the game (which I originally submitted it for):
https://vgcollect.com/item/65648
Is there a difference between the original Shovel Knight download and the Treasure Trove download?
Is it a case where the original release was replaced by the Treasure Trove version?
If so, then each entry can exist, but the original must have in description that it is no longer available for download.
For the 2 in 1, the item never had the correct title. I can see it now that one of the titles has the word Camera in it, but that word isn't in the item title.
Please submit and edit to put in the correct title.
Around the release of this new campaign, all existing versions of Shovel Knight, on all platforms, will become Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove! With three full-fledged character campaigns, Challenge Mode, local co-op, Body Swap, and somehow even more content on the way– Shovel Knight’s adventure has expanded considerably since the original release. Along with the change, the price of Shovel Knight will increase to $24.99 in March.
