(Image credit: Konami)
Konami has actually revealed Deluxe and Collector’s editions of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, and they consist of some actually cool perks even if they’re quite expensive, with the very best of all being a terrarium including Snake recovering his knapsack from a tree.
The 2 scandal sheets were very first flaunted throughout the 2nd part of the Metal Gear Solid Legacy Series on YouTube, however can now be seen on the Konami site, too. The Collector’s edition is priced at $199.99, and is just offered in the U.S., while the Deluxe edition just seems readily available in Europe (it’s noted at ₤ 89.99 in the UK).
There’s some crossover in between the 2 scandal sheets– both appear to include the exact same metal video game case, in addition to a FOX material spot and will admit to a presently unidentified early purchase reward in addition to the ‘Sneaking DLC Pack.’ Beyond that though, they’re quite various. The Deluxe edition consists of a choice of art cards and a metal exclamation point keyring all packaged up in a fancy box, while the Collector’s edition consists of an even larger box with a rubber HALO spot, a reproduction of Naked Snake’s phony ID card, and the star of the program, the terrarium diorama. You can have a look at the video listed below.
That’s right, the huge draw of the Collector’s edition is no common figure. The terrarium includes Naked Snake and the tree where he gets his knapsack in the Virtuous Mission, total with some foliage and rocks to set the scene. It currently looks actually cool, however on Konami’s site, it’s likewise described that all the pieces are detachable so that you can set it up nevertheless you desire, and “it is even possible to repaint the products or grow your own plants.” Something about trapping Snake in package as his transparent home gradually fills with genuine moss is rather amusing, however it’s certainly a first-class collector’s product to consist of.
Konami still hasn’t formally exposed the release date for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, however it’s set to launch at some point this year, and pre-orders are open now.
For more video games to dive into in the meantime, make certain to take a look at our roundup of the best stealth video games
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