Capcom has revealed the Collector's Edition for fighting game Street Fighter 5 today. The special bundle will be valued by fans of Ryu. The $100 Collector's Edition comes with a statue of Ryu. The 10-inch statue replicates his crossed-fists pose from SF5's Capcom Corporation’s "Street Fighter V" is an upcoming fighting video game developed for Sony Corporation’s (ADR) (NYSE:SNE) PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Corporation’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) Windows PC. This will be the fifth installment in the Street Fighter Collector’s editions! Higher-priced versions of that damn game that you want, but with superfluous extras that’ll be gathering dust quicker than a short-sighted investment in mint-on-card Jar Jar Binks toys from 1999’s Star Wars Episode 1: The Today is just the day to unveil Collector's Editions, guys. Capcom is the latest to join the craze, with details for Street Fighter V. It'll come with the game, a 10-inch "fully painted" Ryu statue, a 48-page hardcover artbook, and "code cards" for bonus Following last week's news that Rainbow Mika was joining the roster for Street Fighter V, Capcom is back this week with even more news about the upcoming fighting game. On Monday, the publisher announced a $100 collector's edition and revealed a handful of Capcom Co. this week said it will release the Street Fighter V Collector’s Edition for Sony Corp.’s Playstation 4 and the PC. The Collector’s Edition will include the Street Fighter V game disc, 10-inch Ryu figurine, 48-page hardcover art book, DLC .
The development team at Capcom is currently busy testing the network side of the coming Street Fighter V but the company is also preparing some pre-order bonuses, and a Collector's Edition linked to the video game, both designed to appeal to long-term fans Capcom revealed today that Street Fighter V will be getting a Collector’s Edition when it launches next year. The Collector’s Edition will retail for $9.99 and will come with the game, a 10-inch “fully painted” Ryu statue, a 48-page hardcover If you have pre-ordered Street Fighter V in North America, you get access to the game’s beta. But Capcom didn’t think that was enough for their fans, so they added character costumes as the pre-order bonus, the costume you will be getting depends on Although the Beta access for Street Fighter 5 hasn’t been the best, it was the only pre-order incentive revealed so far. Today Capcom revealed some other incentives that will be available, and these will be dependant on where you pre-ordered it. .
