Coming first to Xbox consoles this November 10th, Rise of the Tomb Raider is now up for pre-order as part of an Xbox One collector’s edition package.
Available exclusively through the Square Enix online store and the Official Tomb Raider online store, the pricey $150 kit of collectible tomb raiding memorabilia contains the following:
• Full retail copy of Rise of the Tomb Raider.
• 12”-tall statue of Lara Croft, which depicts her searching for answers on her first Tomb Raiding Expedition.
• Collectible steel case.
• A replica of Lara’s leather in-game journal.
• A model of Lara’s Jade Necklace, including the pendant that was her first archeological discovery, and the strap that was given to her by Conrad Roth, her late mentor.
Rise of the Tomb Raider, the sequel to the fantastic 2013 Tomb Raider reboot, will also be coming to PC and PlayStation 4 next holiday season, once the one-year timed exclusivity run on Xbox 360 and Xbox One is up.
There’s no word yet on whether or not this collector’s edition will remain exclusive to Xbox One, so we’ll just have to wait until next year to see if Square Enix has anything special to offer Tomb Raider fans who patiently wait for the game to arrive on their gaming system of choice. I’m guessing they will, if only to avoid pissing folks off any more than they already have.
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