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Elden Ring Physical Collector's Editions Revealed, Pre-Orders Open Now
FromSoftware showed off 15 minutes of Elden Ring gameplay this morning, and also revealed a pair of snazzy special editions at the presentation's conclusion. Those who want more swag for their buck can pre-order these bad boys now.
First up is the Collector’s Edition, which includes the following goodies:
- Elden Ring game
- Malenia – Blade of Miquella statue (23 cm)
- Exclusive steelbook
- 40-page hardback artbook
- Digital soundtrack
The Premium Collector’s Edition includes everything in the Collector’s Edition but tosses in a 1:1 replica of Malenia’s helmet, which may or may not be big enough to wear. Check it out below.
The Collector’s Edition will set you back $189.99. The Premium Edition briefly appeared for $229.99 on Bandai Namco's website but is a bit tough to track down right now. You'll have to pre-order from retailers fast to grab one before they're just a memory. You can try your luck at Best Buy, Target, and GameStop (disclaimer: GameStop is the parent company of Game Informer).
Elden Ring releases February 25 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
What do you think of these special editions of the game? Did you enjoy today’s gameplay showcase? Let us know in the comments!
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