Shades of Elysium experimental game demo V1.0

This is mostly a console (and arcade) gaming trope, as extra material for PC games is typically released in the form of an Expansion Pack. It's also common for highly popular arcade games to get updated versions those arcades that already own the game can buy an upgrade kit for far less than the cost of an entirely new cabinet (this is one of the reasons for Capcom Sequel Stagnation, as the Trope Namer for that released them to fix balance issues and patch up exploits).

Updated Re-Releases come out well after the original game is released and have benefits for all purchasers, whereas Collector's Editions are more expensive version that comes out alongside the regular edition and offers bonus material separate from the core game. Updated re-releases are also different from Collector's Editions and should not be confused. When a classic game is recreated entirely for today, it's a remake when fans consider the re-release (remake or otherwise) to be better than the original, it's a Polished Port.

Or worse if it is released for a different console than the original, and they don't own that console. Of course, this can be particularly annoying to people who purchased the original, who now have to pay up to $40 (or more) for a game they mostly already own. note Or a Board Game, Card Game, Tabletop Game, what have you. Common features include more game modes, new gameplay segments, shinier graphics, harder difficulty settings, new weapons and costumes, an added epilogue, a Bonus Dungeon (especially for role-playing games), improved performance due to being designed to run on a more powerful later generation console, and so forth. When a bigger and better version of a game is released after the original. Now with 20% more battle mode, and even more Chao Garden!

Shades of Elysium experimental game demo V1.0