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Originally Posted by 0329liuken
I won't call a game special edition if the only difference between it and a standard edition is one more DLC. For example, I won't call the target edition watch dogs you just posted a special edition.
There are tons of store exclusive editions if you include Asia and Europe.
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You don't consider it a special edition i understand, i agree its not really "special" but it is in its own way a collectible which is what makes it a special edition is that the label is different and includes DLC not in the normal edition.
It is basically the same has a Day 1 Edition just with different names, on top of that which is why i added it.
On top of that when i added it the system already had a bunch of target and walmart editions so why include some and not all?
and one thing thats always straight up pissed me off is people argue back and fort and say this day 1 edition is a special and this one isnt when they are basically the same thing, same thing with game of the year editions why is 1 game added and the other not?
Add them all or remove them all no expectations.
and lastly i am following the rules
The packaging or content of the release must differ from the "standard edition" release in some way
Pre-Order bonuses included with a release are not considered part of the release unless the pre-order bonuses is some form of alternative packaging (such as a SteelBook) or somehow physically attached to the release
i was told a long time ago every single game of the year should be included by Twistedsymphony so the same is from walmart and target editions. I am not including pre order bonuses, just ones that change the cover art and Special DLC that are actually included in the game and not sent by email.
Thats my opinion you dont have to agree with me. now you and me can sing a
