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Thread: Help decide what goes in the BioShock Limited Edition

  1. #1
    2K Games
    Registered: Dec 2006
    Location: San Francisco

    Help decide what goes in the BioShock Limited Edition

    Yesterday, I asked people to sign an online petition asking 2K for a Limited Edition of BioShock. We needed 5000 signatures for them to agree.

    We made that number in about 6 hours, pretty much blowing my mind. We’re up around 14000 signatures right now, and still climbing.

    So, now, we need to decide what should go IN this Limited Edition. I’ve set up an official poll on http://www.cultofrapture.com. And yes, 2K will actually use these results to decide what goes in the Limited Edition box.

    Please vote!

    And yes. The Limited Edition will be for BOTH the 360 and the PC.

  2. #2
    Member
    Registered: Oct 2006
    A mini Big Daddy figurene, like Doom 3.

    Or maybe some type of postcard advertising Rapture.

  3. #3
    Member
    Registered: Sep 2006
    Location: Ebbw vale, wales
    soundtrack

  4. #4
    Well, the Big Daddy figurine seems to be the favorite in the poll. I want everything on the list, actually. Don't make me choose.
    I'm going with "Making of" DVD.

    What would really be cool is an alternate version of the game with easter eggs like Thief Gold was.

    What's 'Upgraded packaging' anyway?

  5. #5
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2001
    Location: under God's grace

    A t-shirt with the rapture logo would be much appreciated. Also, wouldn't mind being surprised by finding your phone number inside my copy of the Collector's Edition, Liz.

  6. #6
    Member
    Registered: Jul 2004
    Location: Reykjavík, Iceland
    I'd love to see a 'Making of' DVD.

  7. #7
    Member
    Registered: Jul 2001
    Location: Scoville
    The genital enhancing plasmid!

    Alternatively, an issue of a Rapture life-style magazine. Rise of the Dragon (whoever remembers this game) had a little magazine mock-up, complete with ads. I loved that.

  8. #8
    is Best Pony
    Registered: Nov 2002
    Location: The magical land of Equestria
    Quote Originally Posted by Brad Schoonmaker View Post
    What's 'Upgraded packaging' anyway?
    Probably means a tin like Halo 2, fancy fold-out package like Oblivion, a big box like Baldur's Gate 2 etc.

  9. #9
    Member
    Registered: May 2004
    I guess I'm really in the minority. The Big Daddy figurine is the one thing available on that poll I'd really rather not see and yet is in the lead by far.

    What I'd most like to see -- and what isn't on the poll -- are pamphlets or brochures written and visually composed in the Rapture style as if they were real informational pamphlets available in Rapture.

    Many classic games used to provide such booklets or accompanying materials in the regular packaging. For example, the Ultima games provided cloth maps and detailed backstory materials which were written as if they were documents of the world rather than manuals for a game.

    Homeworld had a fantastic, thick manual with glossy pages which presented backstory as a historical text and provided tactical advice in a kind of story involving commanders in the Homeworld game world.

    Deus Ex provided that simple newspaper insert with headlines circled and "interpreted." It was small and simple but it helped provide you some flavor of the game and made a nice introduction to the sort of world and style of storytelling you were about to experience.

    Rich game world material like this is what I would most like to see in the limited edition release.

  10. #10
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2000
    Location: Finland, Earth
    Quote Originally Posted by Qooper View Post
    A t-shirt with the rapture logo would be much appreciated. Also, wouldn't mind being surprised by finding your phone number inside my copy of the Collector's Edition, Liz.
    oh smooth moves dude

  11. #11
    New Member
    Registered: Jun 2003
    Location: Germany
    How about a Keyring? If it was for System Shock it could have been the Trioptimum Logo. For Bioshock its

    T-Shirt suxx (i wear M, everything thats bigger is for the bedroom...), or make different Collectors Edition in sizes equal to the Shirt

    Or a DIN A4 colerful manual with everything to know about, but no spoiler. Like the good old times were Manuals were min. 30 pages long

  12. #12
    Member
    Registered: Nov 2003
    Location: East Coast Elite :D
    Quote Originally Posted by Qooper View Post
    olol i am stalker
    Sweet dear mother of god.

    How can you people (everyone except vig, but especially Qooper) manage to ruin everything that is good.

  13. #13
    Member
    Registered: Mar 2001
    Location: Ottawa
    Quote Originally Posted by dylan barry View Post
    soundtrack
    This and a cloth map!

    CLOTH MAP!!!


    serious edit:

    I understand that a cloth map doesn't quite fit the game, but I miss them so. Soundtracks make me absolutely giddy however and anything that fleshes out the world a little more would be splendid. For example, I'd love to see a tongue-in-cheek "Rapture Survival Guide" that would ostensibly be used as a guidebook but ends up being actually somewhat useful.
    Last edited by ignatios; 29th Mar 2007 at 17:59.

  14. #14
    Member
    Registered: Mar 1999
    Location: I can't find myself
    Steelbook Case. And Art Book.

  15. #15
    Previously Important
    Registered: Nov 1999
    Location: Caer Weasel, Uelekevu
    I love art books. Seriously.

  16. #16
    Member
    Registered: Jul 2004
    Location: Reykjavík, Iceland
    Is an art book the same concept as the unlockable art & videos in Chronicles of Riddick: EfBB? (you unlock them by finding cigarette packs throughout the SP game)

  17. #17
    Member
    Registered: Apr 2000
    Location: Sweden

    Soundtrack in HQ

    Currently leading... "Big Daddy figurine"... what the hell do you need that for? Something for your kids? :P

  18. #18
    Member
    Registered: Sep 2006
    DEFINITELY an Artbook or Making Of CD. I like figurines, but they don't hold nearly so much value to me as the prior to. I love seeing the creative inspirations and begginings of a project such as this. Especially when Bioshock has such a beautifully inspired setting.

  19. #19
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2001
    Location: The Doldrums

    http://jokeonlineworld.com/gift.html



    Making of DVD gets my vote..

  20. #20
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2003
    Quote Originally Posted by Gingerbread Man View Post
    I love art books. Seriously.
    Check out the art book from Dreamfall Limited Edition if you haven't already. It's the best DVD-case-sized art book I've seen.

  21. #21
    Member
    Registered: Jul 2004
    Location: Reykjavík, Iceland
    Quote Originally Posted by Kaleid View Post
    Currently leading... "Big Daddy figurine"... what the hell do you need that for? Something for your kids? :P
    It would be cool, but I like the sound of a soundtrack or making of DVD better.

  22. #22
    Member
    Registered: Jan 2000
    Location: sup
    I love soundtracks, so that got my vote. Disappointed to see people going ga-ga for a Big Daddy figurine. They'd have to be cast iron awesomeness before I'd go for that.

    But yeah, soundtrack or art book/signed print are the coolest, plus I can only reiterate Ig and state that a cool rusted tin box with an awesome map of Rapture is the way to go, coupled with some fake leaflet/pamphlet type stuff.

  23. #23
    Moderator
    Registered: Jan 2003
    Location: NeoTokyo
    I'm a fan of the artbook. I love flipping through those kinds of things. A figurine, I mean unless it's a keychain, it's just going to sit there, I think ... although granted it would still be kind of cool to have, though.

    Also: "Art print with team's signatures 4%" ... Sorry, guys. I guess all the glory comes with knowing you made a classic that a lot of people will remember for a long time to come. I hope we get the see the team in the ending credits, though.

  24. #24
    Member
    Registered: Jul 2004
    Location: Reykjavík, Iceland
    Me too, it was nice to see the devs at the end of System Shock 2.

  25. #25
    Member
    Registered: Sep 2003
    A map of Rapture.
    An audio book of Atlas Shrugged on DVD.
    A poster of big Daddy/ Little Sister.
    A music DVD from the game.

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