Miles @ The Married Gamers picks his five favorite collector's editions. "For many gamers, paying the extra money for a collector’s edition is a waste, but for others, it’s a treasure that they proudly display in their living rooms for all to see. There has been a lot of “collectors editions” in this generation of gaming, some have been amazing while others were a disgrace and literally a waste of money. This is the second of 2 articles that analyzes the good and the bad collector’s editions that have come out over the last few years."
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Booo! Used to be a time when "collector's editions" were no more than the normal game. With swag. Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy games amongst many great RPGs came with Maps.
I still have my Fallout 3 Lunchbox and bobble head displayed on my shelf, just like the article said I would.
I totally agree about the guy talking about how Aksys GAmes marketed Record of Agarest War as some anime porn, though I don't agree it is the best.
I think a lot of good collector's editions are from JRPGs (sorry for being biased)
Just look at how much work NIS America, Working Design, Atlus and XSEED put in their collector's edition... (well for NIS, it ain't simple as googling them, they were THAT limited and unknown)
Though when a big western game comes out, its collector's edition will probably be expensive, yet rewarding
(sorry I don't have that many western game collector's editions, so I can't say much)