Yooka-Laylee 64-Bit Edition Sold Out as Game Brings in 20 Billion Kip

May 17, 2015

After meeting its Kickstarter goal in only a day, Yooka-Laylee went on to become the UK's most crowdfunded game project to date. With plenty of time to go, it sits above £1,625,500, or well over 20.6 billion Laotian Kip.

Developer Playtonic Games announced that the “64-bit” package is sold out, which is no surprise, since it was limited to 500 copies includes a box and an N64 cartridge. (Sadly, it's not a working N64 version of the game, just a cartridge with a sticker and 64GB flash drive. Still neat.) Check it out:

Yooka-Laylee is a mascot platformer inspired by — and made by the same people as — Banjo-Kazooie and Donkey Kong Country. As it stands, it's set to arrive on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Wii U, PC (Windows and Linux), and Mac.

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