What will it take to get you to pre-order LEGO Marvel Super Heroes? An Iron Patriot mini-fig perhaps? How about a mini-fig Spider-Man keychain along with some DLC? Or maybe you would prefer a simple $10 game credit?
These are your current pre-order options from the three major video game retailers. Walmart is offering the Iron Patriot mini-fig with console versions of the game, GameStop is the place to go for any version of the game if you want Spidey hanging from your keyring (Power Up Rewards members get an extra bit of undisclosed DLC for PS3/Xbox 360 reservations), and Amazon.com is offering the automatic $10 games credit.
So, which will you choose? Or will you even bother to pre-order the latest work of licensed LEGO video game entertainment from Warner Bros. and TT Games? You don’t have to make up your might just yet. The LEGO Marvel Super Heroes won’t be ready to assemble on PS3, PS Vita, Xbox 360, Wii, Wii U, 3DS, DS, and PC until this fall.
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