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Aliens: Colonial Marines Collector's Edition Announced
SEGA today announced a Collector's Edition and preorder details for Aliens: Colonial Marines, which ships worldwide February 12, 2013.
The collection contains a number of goodies, including a resign powerloader figure and xeno hive box. Additionally, a preorder bonus from GameStop gives you new characters and Ripley’s flamethrower. Click the images below for full-sized versions.
GameStop (North America) Exclusive Pre-Order Content for Competitive Multiplayer:
- Four Playable Movie Characters
- Players will be able to fight for their squad’s survival and confront hordes of enemies as the original ALIENS film icons Private Hudson, Corporal Hicks, Private Drake and Sergeant Apone.
- Additional Marines Character Customization Options
- Ripley’s Flamethrower
Collector’s Edition:
- High Quality Resin Powerloader Figurine in Limited Edition Xeno Hive Box
- Four Playable Movie Characters
- Players will be able to fight for their squad’s survival and confront hordes of enemies as the original ALIENS film icons Private Hudson, Corporal Hicks, Private Drake and Sergeant Apone.
- Additional Marines Character Customization Options
- Ripley’s Flamethrower
- Exclusive Multiplayer Weapons
- Sonic Electronic Ball Breakers
- Phase Plasma Rifle
- Exclusive Game Level
- USCM Academy Firing Range
-USCM Dossier
- Mission Brief
- USS Sephora Schematic
- Recruitment Card
- LV-426 Recon Photo
- USCM Iron-on Badges
- USCM Graduation Certificate
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