Resident evil 6 limited edition

The Collector's Edition of Resident Evil 6 comes with the game, a zombie-themed steelbook cover for it, an exclusive hard cover artbook with concept art for Resident Evil 6 , a DLC code for an avatar Xbox or theme PS3 , an Ivy University, Tall Oaks hoodie sweatshirt, and three metal emblems for the game's three playable squads - all of which come bundled in a special 'Needle Bomb' collector's box.

The RE6 CE already has a few confirmed European retail locations, but no information regarding North American retailers has been given. After Resident Evil 5 added co-op and a lot more action to the core series, also giving the publisher their biggest franchise sales to date, Capcom predicts that RE6 will have big sales as well , despite concern from the built-in fanbase that Resident Evil 's moving away from its survival horror roots and into more action-oriented territory.

Capcom themselves have even admitted that they're moving the series towards the action genre to make the series more accessible and appealing to a wider audience, which isn't helping quell the complaints. What matters is if the game is great - and not like what was showcased at the Microsoft E3 press conference , otherwise it has a chance of blowing up in Capcom's face in addition to alienating a part of the loyal fanbase.

Source: VG Unfortunately, as one would expect, the inclusion of this replica jacket makes the Resident Evil 6 Limited Edition far too expensive a proposition for any reasonable fan to justify. There's no denying that the anticipation for Resident Evil 6 , which promises to bring back two of RE 's most prized protagonists and unite them with new modes and new mechanics , is palpable, but being worth over a thousand dollars is another thing.

Just to be safe, though, the replica jacket, or should I say, the Limited Edition of the game has been kept to only 5, copies. It would be hard to imagine them selling out. What's the most expensive Collector's Edition you've ever purchased? Source: Esuteru via Mark MacDonald. Although chances are slim that Days Gone will receive a sequel, the first game has an ending that lays the groundwork for an exciting follow-up.

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