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Titanfall Goes Big With $250 Collector's Edition On March 11 Release Date
One of the most anticipated games of the coming console generation now has a release date. EA and Respawn Entertainment have announced that Titanfall drops on March 11, on Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PC. The title will also have a substantial Collector's Edition.
For $250, you can own the premium bundle with an 18-inch Atlas titan statue and diorama with battery-powered LED lighting. The Collector's Edition also comes with an art book and a "full-sized" schematic poster of the Atlas.
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You can read a preview of Titanfall from Gamescom and check out our coverage from the July 2013 issue. You can also read some opposing views about collector's editions here and here.
Our Take
Titanfall is my most-anticipated next-generation game, and I'm thrilled that it has a release date. What I played at Gamescom and PAX left me excited and hungry for more. I'm hopeful that a beta announcement is coming soon, as another chance to play this year would be enough reason to pick up an Xbox One.
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