
I’m not against the idea of collector’s edition for games, but I’m not in a hurry to buy one either these days as the vast majority of them are nothing more than a box of disappointment when it comes to their content. Just like that box I held in my sweaty hands, as I bent my knee and proposed to my one true love: a mint condition Xbox 360 edition of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance and dammit why won’t you answer me you inanimate object?
A hefty price tag usually gets you some digital bonuses, a map of a land you’ll never visit and other various assorted knick-k
And here’s the obligatory bad news that tag teams with that announcement: You can’t have it. Developer 4A Games have only commisioned ten of these, and they’re keeping one for themselves. Here’s what the
- A fully-functional, hand-made Nixie Watch
- A Gas Mask and Filter
- A working Bullet Lighter made from a decommissioned shell
- A hand-made steel Spartan dog tag to be engraved with the recipient’s name
- A leather map case and map of the Aurora’s journey
- A personalised Certificate of Authenticity, signed by (Metro author) Dmitry Glukhovsky and (4A Games big cheese) Andrew ‘Prof’ Prokhorov
The entire kit was constructed by DB Props at Shepperton Studios, and before you start casing 4A Games for a little of the
Or you could just make your own one. I mean, how hard could it be to create a lighter from a spent bullet shell which I haphazardly handled and forgot to empty the gunpowder out of? Now hold it still while I strike it with a hammer to loosen the fiddly bits. While my local hospital prepares my usual bed for my eventual return, you can grab Metro Exodus on February 15 when it hits PC, Xbox One and PS4.
Last Updated: January 10, 2019
Admiral Chief
January 10, 2019 at 09:30
This is BLYamazingT!
HvR
January 10, 2019 at 09:40
” lighter from a spent bullet shell which I haphazardly handled and forgot to empty the gunpowder out of”
o_O
So much wrong, so much wrong
JacoZAB
January 10, 2019 at 09:50
I have registered on their site. Holding thumbs. LOL
HvR
January 10, 2019 at 09:55
How the interaction between the games and novels have played out is amazing.
Glukhovsky writes novel, A4 makes the the first game, gets Glukhovsky to write storyline for Last Light, but his story is too long so that the part that gets cut is turned into Metro 2035 which in turn forms the basis for Exodus.