We can't seem to move without hearing the approaching hooves of another piece of The Order: 1886 news. This is a good thing, of course, as Sony's finally decided to pull its finger out and give the PlayStation 4 exclusive the kind of marketing push that it deserves. This evening's snippet comprises a Collector's Edition unboxing clip, with the ever awkward Sid Shuman from the PlayStation Blog hosting.
Watch below as the social media honcho pulls the package apart, showing off its various gubbins. For those out of the loop, the set includes a steelbook case, a 7" statue, and various downloadable goods, including a soundtrack, making-of video, and a couple of costumes and weapon variants. The best news is that it only costs $79.99, which, to be honest, is cheap for a premium package these days. Will you be picking it up? Try not to turn in the comments section below.
[source blog.us.playstation.com]
Comments 7
A reasonably priced collector's edition? NEVER!
Looks fantastic. It's a pity the AU special edition isn't much to write home about...I think you get some lithographs, an artbook, and a pendant, which are all cool, but I'd prefer the statue.
That's the edition I have preordered! Wow that's actually not bad at all. I hope the game scores in 8, I'd consider that a win for ready at dawn.
Why isn't some pleb in a pound shop werewolf outfit doing the show and tell...
So a game that is no way near setting the world alight with anticipation has a collectors edition now too does it? Bugger me... It's insane. They could at least wait until a possible sequel before pulling this crap to see if people actually like the game. Games like Mortal Kombat you can understand as they've been around for twenty years (even if the amount of editions this time is ridiculous) but a game that is turning more people off then on with each new trailer?
@rastamadeus
I think that is the idea. To tempt more people into preordering and picking it up early.
I have it ordered from Amazon I like collecting the Steelbooks
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