Batman: Arkham Origins Collector's Edition Revealed - Joker Statue Included

Origins Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment have just unveiled details of the Batman: Arkham Origins Collector€™s Edition, which will be available in the UK from 25th October, 2013 in limited numbers for XBox 360 and PS3. As well as exclusive DLC content, and bonus in-game content, the UK Batman: Arkham Origins Collector€™s Edition will include an exclusive premium statue of Batman and The Joker, as well as a raft of other goodies as follows... 80-page, full-color hardcover artbook Assassin€™s Intel Dossier, including files on the eight assassins, as well as Black Mask€™s contract 1st Appearance Batman Skin DLC Deathstroke Challenge Pack DLC €“ Usable throughout all the Arkham Origins Challenge maps and also includes two bonus challenge maps and two bonus Deathstroke Skins Exclusive 3D Metal Pack The PS3 edition will also include the Knightfall pack as an exclusive piece of content The Batman: Arkham Origins Collector€™s Edition will be available for pre-order in the UK exclusively at Amazon, though it's not yet listed - and will retail for £79.99. Arkham Origins The game is looking to be one of the most exciting titles of a very busy period, and if the new development team can recapture the impact of either Arkham Asylum or City, they'll be on to a winner. What we know of it so far, it's set before the events of Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City and indeed before the rise of Gotham City€™s most dangerous criminals. We'll follow the "young and unrefined" Batman through an early defining moment, which sets his path to becoming the Dark Knight, and with the promise of meeting new characters and developing key relationships, it's an intriguing prospect. The US version of the Collector's edition will be unveiled next week. bao_collectorbox_360_uk Batman: Arkham Origins is set for release on 25th October 2013. Click next to reveal the five reasons you should be excited about the game's new multiplayer element.
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