This holiday season, Activision is teaming up with Sony and the world’s most famous secret agent to bring gamers the ultimate PlayStation Move bundle.
Launching on November 1st, the GoldenEye 007: Reloaded Double ‘O’ Edition will be available exclusively for PS3, containing a full arsenal of MI6-approved PS Move gear. The secret agent kit will included a copy of GoldenEye 007: Reloaded, an HD upgrade of last year’s outstanding GoldenEye Wii-make, along with a PlayStation Move controller, a Navigation controller, a PlayStation Eye camera and a Sharp Shooter rifle accessory. The PS3 edition will also come with exclusive DLC freebies in the form of bonus character Hugo Drax and his Moonraker Laser Pistol, both useable in the game’s split-screen and online Classic Conflict multiplayer modes.
This morning’s press release doesn’t mention a price, but a similar bundle is available for Resistance 3 priced at $150. I’m guessing this will cost the same.
“Working closely with Sony, we’ve created a great bundle that arms fans with all the vital secret agent equipment right off the shelf,” said David Oxford, Executive Vice President at Activision Publishing. “We can’t wait for gamers to pick up the PlayStation Move and Sharp Shooter to experience a James Bond video game like never before.”
“If any game has been tailor-made for the PlayStation Move and Sharp Shooter, it’s GoldenEye 007: Reloaded,” said Rob Dyer, Senior Vice President, Sony Computer Entertainment of America. “This is a reimagining of one of the most revered and iconic shooters of all time, and we wanted to allow our PlayStation fans to truly step into the shoes of everyone’s favorite secret agent with the unparalleled control of Sony Computer Entertainment’s motion-based entertainment.”
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