Grand Theft Auto V Collector's Edition

Platform: Xbox 360 Edition: Collector's Edition Format: NTSC
Published by RockStar
Released in United States on Sep 17, 2013 at a price of $149.99

The Collector’s Edition of Grand Theft Auto V comes in a collectors box and includes the following content:

  • Steelbook
  • Blueprint map
  • New era 9fifty snapback cap
  • Safety deposit bag with logo key
  • DLC
    Stunt plane trials
    Special ability boost
    Bonus outfits, tattoos and more
    Additional weapons
    Custom characters for use with grand theft auto online
    Unique vehicles and garage property

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Photos contributed by: Twistedsymphony

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This entry was added to the database on Thursday, May 23rd, 2013 at 8:02 am by comaamen86.
This information was last updated on Sunday, September 29th, 2013 at 10:54 am by .
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  1. Harlequin:
    HAS BEEN TAKEN DOWN

    Full Game Name: Grand Theft Auto V (Five)
    Edition Name: N/A
    Platform(s): Xbox 390, PS3, (possible PC version also listed)
    Region(s): PAL (At the moment)
    Publisher: Rockstar Games
    Release Date: September 17 2013
    Price (RRP): Not sure
    Bar Code: (if known) Not sure
    Package Description:
    Content Description:
    Steelbook
    Extra Outfits/Costumes
    Physical World Map
    Stunt Plane Challenges
    Online Store Benefits
    Exclusive Weapons
    Exclusive Tattoos
    Special Powers Booster

    Link(s) to source(s): http://youtu.be/sRlFiwGgWig?t=1m12s
    http://youtu.be/N3EGaFmNLyA
    Other Info/Pics:
  2. Dreamcazman:
    lol, was wondering why I couldn't find it.
  3. Harlequin:
    Yeah. Sorry 'bout that.
  4. comaamen86:
    yeh apparently a few online stores listed it for a while at 90 euro hope there is a bigger ce but this will be okay
  5. Harlequin:
    I'm definitely excited for Rockstar's first steel - but I really want some kind of branded weapon or statue.
  6. Dreamcazman:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Harlequin View Post
    Yeah. Sorry 'bout that.
    That's cool, not your fault it was removed.

    Looking forward to seeing what the CE will contain. A steelbook and a statue and I'll be a happy camper.
  7. SwiftDeath:
    Woo rockstar steelbook :bananaeyes:

    Would like to have more to the CE though as 90 euro is steep for what's listed

    I second a statue or an in-game weapon replica
  8. Dr_Jengo:
    Hopefully some replicas of in-game items.. At the moment, it's a little boring
  9. comaamen86:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by SwiftDeath View Post
    Woo rockstar steelbook :bananaeyes:

    Would like to have more to the CE though as 90 euro is steep for what's listed

    I second a statue or an in-game weapon replica
    will be nice to see a steel would of loved one for red dead undead nightmare
  10. SwiftDeath:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by comaamen86 View Post
    will be nice to see a steel would of loved one for red dead undead nightmare
    Yeah a steel for RDR or nightmare would've been awesome but rockstar doesn't like steelbooks

    Bad rockstar

    All those creative promo items and not a single steel
  11. Mike1888:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by comaamen86 View Post
    yeh apparently a few online stores listed it for a while at 90 euro hope there is a bigger ce but this will be okay
    Lets hope not. CE doesn't look like its worth anywhere near 90.

    Anyways, will be nice to finally see a GTA steelbook, assuming this is true.
  12. comaamen86:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Mike1888 View Post
    Lets hope not. CE doesn't look like its worth anywhere near 90.

    Anyways, will be nice to finally see a GTA steelbook, assuming this is true.
    mate if it gets a uk and us release we wont gt it that bad for some reason europe i would say get the worst deal when it comes to ce pricing

    if anyone wants to call my bluff on this i have proof at the end you will be so red a bull from spain will hunt you down and find you
  13. SwiftDeath:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by comaamen86 View Post
    mate if it gets a uk and us release we wont gt it that bad for some reason europe i would say get the worst deal when it comes to ce pricing

    if anyone wants to call my bluff on this i have proof at the end you will be so red a bull from spain will hunt you down and find you
    Yeah some areas in Eastern Europe are very expensive for CE's but Australia is actually very expensive as well

    Even regular games are expensive there
  14. comaamen86:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by SwiftDeath View Post
    Yeah some areas in Eastern Europe are very expensive for CE's but Australia is actually very expensive as well

    Even regular games are expensive there
    hhhmmm can aussie confirm this i thought they got paid well?

    germany france they seem to list like dollars 80 dollars 80 euros
  15. Harlequin:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by comaamen86 View Post
    hhhmmm can aussie confirm this i thought they got paid well?

    germany france they seem to list like dollars 80 dollars 80 euros
    Australians pay way too much for just about any game0related thing. The RRP for a standard game is around $109 - while I understand that it's $60 in the U.S. I've also heard that the AU Government is looking into why Australia gets screwed over technology prices.
  16. SwiftDeath:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Harlequin View Post
    Australians pay way too much for just about any game0related thing. The RRP for a standard game is around $109 - while I understand that it's $60 in the U.S. I've also heard that the AU Government is looking into why Australia gets screwed over technology prices.
    Yeah never understood that personally

    I think it may have something to do with the US dollar being stronger in years gone past but I doubt 60 USD ever equaled 109 AUD

    Edit: Highest historical exchange rate is 1 USD for 1.55 AUD

    In essence a 60 USD would cost 90 AUD but that's very simplified anyways

    Doesn't take things like Purchasing Power Parity into consideration
  17. Dreamcazman:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Harlequin View Post
    Australians pay way too much for just about any game0related thing. The RRP for a standard game is around $109 - while I understand that it's $60 in the U.S. I've also heard that the AU Government is looking into why Australia gets screwed over technology prices.
    The RRP is $109, but very rarely is any standard copy of a game that price. Most games (360 & PS3) these days are between $69-$89. Boxed PC versions are usually $20 cheaper again.
  18. vhal_x:
    EEEEEEEEP! All info here: http://www.rockstargames.com/V/preorder xx
  19. comaamen86:
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by vhal_x View Post
    EEEEEEEEP! All info here: http://www.rockstargames.com/V/preorder xx
    yyyyyaaaaaayyyyyyy :bunn y:
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