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Destiny Collector’s Edition Described By Bungie
Yesterday, we reported on new details regarding the Destiny beta and special edition releases. Today, Activision and Bungie sent along a link to this new video, which offers a more in-depth look at what players will snag if they pick up one of the three collector’s editions of the game, including an Arms and Armament book, a distinct colored ghost for in-game, and a fancy talking physical ghost (pictured above) that talks with Peter Dinklage’s voice.
Check out the trailer, and then share your thoughts below – will you be paying extra for one of these collector’s editions?
Our Take
I always appreciate when game developers and publishers put some effort into making an interesting collector's edition, and the items available, especially in the ghost edition, look fun. It's also wise that Activision and Bungie recognize that many players these days are less interested in physical swag, and more compelled by in-game additions.
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