He appears to have experienced another leak, and a re-printed game, suspected to be Lehman: Origin, was unexpectedly mounted at the Xbox store for up to $2,000.
According to Nintendo Everything, it found this unpublished game page at the Microsoft store, called Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition, and shortly afterwards the page was mounted. In addition to several screenshots, a commitment was made to support 4K/60fps and modern enhancements.
It is not excluded that some players would be willing to pay 1999 dollars for this classic platform, but this price label is almost certainly an error or placeholder. Considering that the page has been removed, when the official bulletin is finally published, we are likely to see a corrected price.
Lehman: Origin was launched on the Wii, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 platforms in Nintendo in 2011, bringing this classic role back to the 2D game world. Although versions of PC, PlayStation Vita and Nintendo 3DS have been launched in subsequent years, the game ‘ s presence on the host platform has been somewhat limited.
The leaked description of Lehman: Origin Enhancement also refers to “60 hidden relics”, which were previously available only in the Vita version. The potential platform is still a mystery, but if Jubie announces the launch of Lehman: Origin Enhancement, it is likely that players with modern hardware will have a chance to relive this classic game 15 years after it was born.
Before Lehman: The Origins leaked, another mistake occurred: Earlier this week, the first details of the unpublished Lehman: Legendal Reproduction were leaked over the Internet. The game is said to be a replica of the Jubilee 2013 game and is expected to be launched in October this year.
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