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Gears Of War 3 Epic And Limited Editions Revealed

Not really much of a surprise here as we all knew that these would be coming but the official details for the Gears of War 3 Epic and Limited editions have been revealed. The Limited Edition will run you $79.99 while the Epic Edition comes in at a whopping $149.99. You can look at what they include below and determine for yourself if they're worth it.
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Not really much of a surprise here as we all knew that these would be coming but the official details for the Gears of War 3 Epic and Limited editions have been revealed. The Limited Edition will run you $79.99 while the Epic Edition comes in at a whopping $149.99. You can look at what they include below and determine for yourself if they’re worth it.

Limited Edition:

  • Octus Award Box and a to-scale zinc Octus Service Medal.
  • Exclusive Adam Fenix multiplayer character. The code for the download is engraved on the service medal.
  • A fabric COG flag.
  • Adam Fenix’s personal effects — his “Last Will & Testament”, Hammer of Dawn schematics, and Fenix family mementos.

Epic Edition:

  • Marcus Fenix status — PVC. 11.2″
  • Art and Design of Gears of War book
  • Infected Open Weapon Pack — special skins for Lancer, Retro Lancer, Hammerburst, Gnasher, Sawed-off Shotgun.
  • Everything from the Limited Edition — Award Box, Medal, COG Flag, Adam Fenix, Adam Fenix’s personal effects.

For me personally, these special editions of games are rarely worth it. I used to buy them, but I realize now that very often they’re just money grabs. I remember buying the Halo 3: Legendary Edition for $149.99 only to see it a few months later on Amazon for $69.99.  I guess if you’re a collector or a huge fan of the game it could be worth the money but for me, I’ll stick with just the normal edition. Plus, whenever I finish a game I trade it in anyways so it’s not worth it to pay $150 for a game only to trade it in a month or two later.

What do you think?


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