Dead or Alive 5: Collector's Edition (2012)
Genres:Fighting
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:In western territories the Collectors Edition includes:
- A copy of Dead or Alive 5 (PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360)
- A premium embossed steel case for packaging
- A exclusive 92-page hardcover art book, with character renders, costume concept art and screenshots of stages.
- A 20-track CD of the official game soundtrack.
- A full-color wall poster, featuring most of the playable cast.
- A code for the "Premium Swimsuit" Costume DLC for the full cast of playable female characters in the game.
The Japanese Collectors Edition is slightly different, it includes:
- A copy of Dead or Alive 5 (PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360)
- A Premium embossed steel case for packaging
- A exclusive hardcover art book
- A CD of the official game soundtrack
- 10 character postcards
- 10 metal "character plates"
- A code for "Premium Swimsuit Costumes" DLC for the full cast of playable female characters in the game.Show more
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