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Revision as of 14:36, 27 May 2013
The Grand Theft Auto V Collector's Edition is a special edition of the upcoming video game. It features more extras and collectibles than the standard edition and the Special Edition. The set pre-order price is $149.00 for the EU, or for the UK, £119.99 (which is $31.11 more expensive than the US version)
Everything in the GTA V Collector's set
Amenities
- Game w/ SteelBook art case
- Blueprinted map of Los Santos
- New Era 9FIFTY SnapBack Cap w/ Los Santos logo
- Security deposit bag w/ logo
- Exclusive Digital Content (DC)
- Stunt airplane trials
- Bonus outfits, tattoos, etc.
- Custom characters for Grand Theft Auto Online
- Special ability boost
- Unique vehicles and garage property
- Additional weapons
The set comes in a collector's box with the game logo on the top.
If a gamer pre-orders any edition of the game, they will have the ability to pilot the blimp above Los Santos.
Difference between Special Edition
The Collector's Edition is an upgrade of the Special Edition. The Special Edition doesn't include:
- Exclusive cap
- Security deposit bag
- Exclusive DC:
- Custom characters for Grand Theft Auto Online
- Unique vehicles and garage property
The Special Edition doesn't include a box. It still includes the blimp. [1]
Controversy
In certain countries, such as Austrailia and New Zealand, limited stock and high prices have caused many people to express anger. GameStop can only sell 5-8 of these editions at each store in these nations, causing higher prices and multiple sell-outs. Many people have boycotted the standard edition. Also, other countries have higher pricing than the United as rates, causing additional unrest. The blame of this issue goes to EBGames, GameStop, and Rockstar. It is unknown yet if the issue will be addressed.[citation/verification needed]