It's up to Respawn Entertainment and EA if Titanfall will ever make it's way over to any console bearing the words "Play" or "Station" on it, but here's a glimpse at the recently announced Collector's Edition of the game that Xbox gamers can get their hands on.
Players who pick up the edition, pictured above, net themselves a copy of the game, as well as a collectible diorama, complete with a hand-crafte, 18-inch version of the titular titan. Truly fancy, it also features batter-powered LED lighting, and for something to read by the firefly styled glow, there's also a 190 page full-size art book chock full of concept art, and a poster schematic of the Atlas titan. A nice accompaniment to your GTA V poster.
But nothing in life is free, and if you want this edition, be prepared. This version of Titanfall weighs in at a pricey $249.99, roughly half the cost of Microsoft's next-gen console the game is set to release on.
Titanfall, Respawn's debut title, sees players fighting either on foot as free-running pilots or inside powerful mech-style walkers called Titans to complete team-based objectives, and with a heavy, hi-tech arsenal. While the game only supports multiplayer gameplay, Respawn has done just enough to introduce single-player elements like plot, character conversation, and even non-playable characters in matches.
"In Titanfall, many generations of humanity live in the deepest reaches of explored space. This vast region is known as The Frontier. It contains many well-known and inhabited solar systems, but many more worlds remain uncharted," reads the description on the game's official page.
"Most people will never travel this far away from normal civilization. But for pioneers, explorers, mercenaries, outlaws, and soldiers - the Frontier offers both adventure and opportunity."
Players can expect Titanfall on PC, Xbox 360, and Xbox One when it launches March 11 stateside and March 13 in Europe.
