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Just Cause 3 Collector’s Edition Includes Replica Grappling Hook
While you won’t be able to swing from helicopters with it, but at least the Just Cause 3 Collector’s Edition grappling hook looks pretty sweet. Square Enix asked fans what they wanted in the upgraded version of the game, and Rico’s preferred mode of transportation came out the clear winner.
While that’s the centerpiece of the upgraded edition, it isn’t the only thing bundled in. The $109.99 version also includes an art book, map of Medici, and the Day 1 Edition of the game that includes a weaponized vehicle pack.
Just Cause 3 will be out for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC on December 1. For more, you can read up in our coverage hub from the December 2014 issue.
Our Take
I’m glad to see Collector’s Edition prices become a little more reasonable. Between this and the Pip-Boy edition, I’m hopeful that we’re leaving the absurd $200 - $300 blowout packages behind (especially after the major problems WB Games had delivering the Arkham Knight Batmobile edition).
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