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Here's What's Inside Spider-Man's Collector's Edition
Insomniac Games today announced a variety of different packages for Spider-Man, all releasing on September 7. Along with a standard edition (retailing for $59.99), you have the option to pick up a Digital Deluxe edition that contains the copy of the game (duh), and forthcoming DLC that is part of Insomniac's The City That Never Sleeps program, a plan that will bring new missions, villains, characters, and suits. The Digital Deluxe edition costs $79.99.
If you want something to put on your shelf, turn your gaze to the Collector's Edition, which comes with a Spider-Man statue created by Gentle Giant. Oddly, we can only see the top of the statue right now. Insomniac doesn't want to reveal who or what Spider-Man is sitting on. That must be a big story spoiler. And no, our cover story doesn't go into that information. Our guess is it ties into the white spider on his suit – something Insomniac wouldn't talk about, but said was significant for story reasons. Now brace yourself for sticker shock: The Collector's Edition is $149.99.
The Collector's Edition also comes with a steelbook case, a mini art book by Titan Books, and the aforementioned DLC. If you preorder any of the versions of note, you'll receive a Spidey-Suit Pack featuring the goofy Spider-Punk look, a PSN avatar, and an original PS4 theme by Adi Granov. You'll also get a slight leg up on your leveling with extra skill points. Each suit gives Spider-Man a unique ability. Our cover story tells you what Spider-Punk's ability is.
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