You can now pre-order the physical version of Minecraft Dungeons: Hero Edition from Best Buy

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What you need to know

  • Minecraft Dungeons has been available for months on several digital platforms and storefronts.
  • However, fans of physical games have been lamenting the lack of a disc option for Mojang Studio's latest title.
  • This is change on September 8, with Minecraft Dungeons getting a physical release on Xbox, PS4, and Switch.
  • You can pre-order the game starting now from Best Buy, if you want to make sure you get the game early.

September 8 is turning out to be a busy day for the co-op Diablo-them-up Minecraft Dungeons, with new DLC, free updates, and a physical release all happening at the same time. If you're one of the passionate gamers who still favors a physical disc over a digital code, you don't want to miss your opportunity to grab Minecraft Dungeons for Xbox, Playstation 4, or Nintendo Switch starting September 8, 2020.

Best Buy now has the physical version up for pre-order on their site, so you can reserve your copy a little under a month before they go live. A physical copy of Minecraft Dungeons will net you a cool $30 USD, but fortunately you're getting the full Hero Edition. That means you get:

  • The Jungle Awakens DLC, which launched back in July.
  • The Creeping Winter DLC, which launches the same day as the physical copies, on September 8, 2020.
  • Cosmetic items to customize your character, like a Hero Cape and a baby chicken.

If you're interested in pre-ordering Minecraft Dungeons' physical copy, you can find the necessary links right below.

Are you going to pick up Minecraft Dungeons in its physical form? Do you already own it digitally as well? Let us know in the comments below!

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