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Nothing like a color-variant edition of a popular collectible to send people into throes of joy, right?

The new Skylanders SuperChargers Dark Edition Starter Pack will include an extra figurine and extra game content. It will also cost you an extra $24. To make things more confusing, there are different versions of the Dark Edition Starter Pack for different consoles. Because of course, SuperChargers is also compatible with the upcoming Turbo Charge Donkey Kong and Hammer Slam Bowser amiibos. (Learn all about amiibos here.) Since amiibos are made by Nintendo, the Wii and Wii U versions of the Dark Edition will each come with one of those characters.

Let’s break it down.

PlayStation and Xbox Dark Edition Starter Pack

PlayStation Xbox Skylanders SuperChargers dark edition

  • Dark Spitfire
  • Dark Hot Streak
  • Dark Super Shot Stealth Elf
  • Dark Sea Shadow
  • Kaos Trophy (accessory that unlocks content)

Wii Dark Edition Starter Pack

Wii Dark Skylanders SuperChargers dark edition

  • Dark Spitfire
  • Dark Hot Streak
  • Dark Hammer Slam Bowser
  • Dark Clown Cruiser
  • Kaos Trophy

Wii U Dark Edition Starter Pack

Wii U Dark Skylanders SuperChargers dark edition

  • Dark Spitfire
  • Dark Hot Streak
  • Dark Turbo Charge Donkey Kong
  • Dark Barrel Blaster
  • Kaos Trophy

Standard Edition Starter Pack

Skylanders SuperChargers Standard

  • Spitfire
  • Hot Streak
  • Stealth Elf

For those keeping track, that is two Skylanders and two vehicles per Dark Edition Starter Pack. Every Starter Pack will have a Portal of Power and a poster showing all the Skylanders you can collect. The Dark Editions will be $99 each, and the standard edition will be $74.99. Another thing to note is that if you want to collect all of the figurines included in these packs, you will need to buy all three versions of the Dark Edition Starter Pack.

The Skylanders SuperChargers Dark Edition, along with other versions of the game, will be released in September. The standard version of the game will be available for PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Wii, Wii U, 3DS and iOS.


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Simone de Rochefort is a game journalist, writer, podcast host, and video producer who does a prolific amount of Stuff. You can find her on Twitter @doomquasar, and hear her weekly on tech podcast Rocket, as well as Pixelkin's Gaming With the Moms podcast. With Pixelkin she produces video content and devotes herself to Skylanders with terrifying abandon.