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Gears Of War Ultimate Edition Spotted
It appears another Gears of War bundle in on the way, with an “Ultimate Edition” joining Gears’ “Platinum” and “Game of the Year” brethren. GameStop listed a “Gears of War Ultimate Edition” with a February 15 release date and a $29.99 price point.
The listing has been removed since IGN first spotted it, although Microsoft confirmed to the outlet that it was legitimate. “We can confirm a forthcoming bundle SKU involving the Gears franchise, though this may not be the final SKU name,” a representative told IGN. “There are no specifics available at this time, except to say it will not involve Gears of War 3 or the beta.”
IGN muses, and we agree, that the edition will most likely bundle Gears of War 1 and 2 along with relevant DLC.
[via IGN]
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