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[Update] Details Of Arkham City's Collector's Edition Revealed
[Update] Warner Bros. Interactive has officially revealed details on the upcoming Batman: Arkham City's collector's edition, which leaked a few days ago. As outlined earlier, the special edition includes a statue, art book, early access to DLC, and more.
It looks as though earlier reports didn't lay out all of the edition's features, either. Here's a complete tally of what you'll get for a cool $99:
- Custom Batman statue produced by Kotobukiya
- Collectible art book
- Early access to the Iceberg Lounge Challenge Map and Batman: The Dark Knight Returns skin
- Batman: Arkham City album from WaterTower Music including original songs by hit artists, available via digital redemption
- Bonus DC Universe animated original movie, Batman: Gotham Knight
- Four collectible cards
Is anyone planning on picking up this bad boy, or are you going to take a wait and see approach?
[Original story] While it hasn't been officially announced by Warner Bros., details regarding Batman: Arkham City's collector's edition have popped up thanks to a couple of retailer listings.
Joystiq reports that the details were listed on Gamestop's site, but they appear to have been taken down as of this writing. However, Best Buy still lists the product features, which are as follows:
- Premium statue produced by Kotobukiya
- Art book
- Exclusive access to DLC before anyone else
- Gotham Knight animated content
It rings up at $99.99, and no further details (or pictures) of the statue are given. With this info releasing early, we'd expect an official reveal from Warner Bros. soon.
Source: Joystiq
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