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EB Games Australia has revealed the Post-Apocalypse Edition for Avalanche Studios Mad Max video game.

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With Black Ops 3, Just cause 3 and Fallout 4 all coming up with some pretty pointless stuff to stuff into their collector's editions, GamersFTW wonders whether companies are going too far.

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MyGaming: "Weve already established that gamers are willing to spend inordinate amounts of money on rare collectors editions of their favourite games. But a collectors edition neednt be rare to justify a higher-than-average asking price; it just needs to contain something worth having an item you might otherwise call bitchin. So we thought wed dig into the list of upcoming games and show off a few of the best and shiniest collectors editions you can expect."

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SegmentNext - For fans of Mirrors Edge, the sequel has to be one of the most anticipated games of next year. While the name Mirrors Edge Catalyst does not exactly blow the mind the new Collectors Edition may have more success.

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The Collector's Edition for Mirror's Edge Catalyst has been revealed. Preorders open today at GameStop for $199.99 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

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The Tales Of Zestiria Collector's Edition, which includes a variety of extra goodies, is now available for pre-order on Amazon

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For those of you who arent fully aware of this game, Tales of Zestiria is developed and published by Bandai Namco. The game is a JRPG and is fifteenth installment in the Tales series. Bandai Namco have announced the contents of the games collectors edition and it will include tons of stuff.

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Mark Butler: "I still have fond and vivid memories of the fun, informative game manual that came packaged with my PlayStation copy of FPS classic Doom. "It had cool artwork. It had in-depth descriptions of enemies, weapons and environmental artifacts. And it had a really well-written short story that provided context and background for the cut-scene free campaign. "I found my mind whimsically turning back to that manual this weekend, as I contemplated the trend for modern games to arrive pretty much free of any additional printed background or world-expanding lore unless you happen to buy the Collectors Edition, that is."