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Dirt 3 Pre-Order Gets You In Line For New RC Wheels
Codemasters has announced a $299.99 Dirt 3 bundle. What could this expensive box possibly contain? A copy of the game and a limited edition, exclusive Traxxas RC Ken Block Gymkhana car.
The publisher/developer is offering a pre-order promotion with the bundle (through gamestop.com or amazon) that gets you the game and saves your place in line for one of the Traxxas RC cars. When will you get the RC car? The press release from Codemasters doesn't say exactly.
For more on Dirt 3, check out our preview here.
Traxxas' Ken Block/Monster Energy Gymkhana RC car features:
- Officially licensed Ford Fiesta body design and Ken Block/Monster Energy graphics
- Officially licensed Volk Racing TE37 wheels
- Pre-glued, low-profile Gymkhana-compound slick tires molded in a specially formulated rubber compound for authentic Gymkhana performance and handling
- Full-time 4WD
- Powerful Titan 12-Turn 550 modified motor
- Includes Traxxas Power Cell battery pack and charger
- TQ AM Transmitter
- Waterproof electronics
- Digital high-torque waterproof micro steering servo
- Adjustable oil-filled coil over shock
- Rubber-sealed ball bearings
- Impact absorbing foam front bumper
- Race-winning, F1-inspired Revo suspension technology
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