Games that I have in Collector's Edition form.
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Mainly purchased for the Ezio figure.
Got it for the Jack in the Box, duh!
Technically known as the "Ultimate Edition." It includes (another) Ezio figure, but I was mainly interested in the Da Vinci Flying Machine.
I think the flag is pretty cool, and the statue isn't half bad either. Not too keen on the belt buckle though. What's with these Collector's Edition games including belt buckles in the first place? First Uncharted 3 and now AC 3. Is there some sort of link between people who wear belt buckles and people who buy collector's edition games? I would have much preferred a soundtrack, or even one of the tiny art "books."
Come on! One of the biggest releases of 2011, aside from maybe Skyrim. (that I'm interested in) I don't think I need to justify getting this in Collector's Edition form. I even got myself a Kotobukiya Catwoman statue to stand next to the Batman one that came with the CE. ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0045WEHYY ) I actually like the Catwoman statue more then the Batman one that came with the game. They should have put her in the CE instead!
The Vinyls, Art book, and posters were the clinchers for me.
Mainly got it for the figures and in-game stuff. The box is pretty cool too.
The Death mask is easily one of the coolest CE extras of any game that I've bought so far.
One of the funniest and most creative Collector's Editions ever made.
This is a pretty slick CE. I really like the box for some reason. The white and gold aren't what you'd expect from a Diablo box. But as far as the contents go, it's pretty much your standard CE: Art Book, Soundtrack, BTC DVD, some sort of statue. I especially like the Art Book and Diablo statue/Soulstone USB drive. It's also pretty cool that the USB drive has both Diablo 1 & 2 on it. (even though I already had them) Other game companies need to take note of how the Art Book is presented in this CE. It's an actual BOOK; not those tiny little things with ten pages most games try to pass off as books.
