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Fancy a Halo 5: Guardians bundle with a life-size Needler Gun replica? It's yours for $700

On October 27, Halo 5: Guardians will be released, and Microsoft has been gearing up for the game's launch by lining up some special edition releases. Yesterday, for example, it unveiled a limited edition Halo-themed 1TB Xbox One, featuring a stunning exterior design with matching controller.

Earlier this year, the company revealed that the game would be offered in three retail packages: Standard (the game on its own); Limited Edition (the game in a steel case, plus a bit of extra swag); and the Limited Collector's Edition, which costs a staggering $250, and comes with all sorts of extras, including a 'commemorative statue'. But a fourth option is now available for those with even deeper pockets.

The Halo 5: Guardians Limited Collector's Edition 'Pink Mist Edition' takes things to a whole new level, and includes everything in the 'ordinary' Collector's pack, but adds one unique extra into the mix: a life-size replica of the Needler Gun from the game series. Sadly - or, perhaps, mercifully - the replica lacks the deadly capabilities of the in-game version, but here's what is included:

  • LED lights
  • In Game Sound
  • Over 14 different needlers mechanically pop up and down in sequence when trigger is pressed – just like in game.
  • Massive size – real life 1:1 model created from the original digital files used in game
  • Limited Edition
  • About 29” across and over 10” tall

The Pink Mist Edition is exclusively available from leading UK retailer GAME, which is charging £449.99 (roughly $700 USD) for the bundle - around £150 more than the cost of an Xbox One console. If you're happy paying that kind of money, the Pink Mist Edition is available for you to pre-order now.

Source: GAME via Windows Central

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