BioShock Infinite Premium and Ultimate Songbird Editions revealed

18 October 2012

Ahead of the game’s launch next February, Irrational Games has lifted the velvet drapery on the Premium and Ultimate Songbird Editions of BioShock Infinite.

As the name suggests, the Ultimate Songbird Edition features a 9.5-inch statue of the Songbird, the monstrous guardian of BioShock Infinite co-star Elizabeth, designed by Irrational concept artist Robb Waters.

Both special editions also include:

  • A 3-inch baby version keychain of the sold-out Murder of Crows vigor bottle replica.
  • A 5 x 7-inch lithograph by Jorge Lacera.
  • A 25 millimeter, resin-cast Handyman miniature from the upcoming BioShock Infinite board game by Plaid Hat Games, makers of Summoner Wars.
  • A mini art book, full of BioShock Infinite concept art and commentary, with a hand-distressed cover.
  • Various digital goodies: exclusive in-game gear, a digital soundtrack, and platform specific downloadable content (Avatar costumes for Xbox 360, and Themes for PC and PlayStation 3).

Although no local pricing has been confirmed yet, the Premium and Ultimate Songbird Editions are tagged at $79.99 and $149.99 respectively in the Americalands, and should be available to pre-order shortly.

Source: Irrational Games

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  1. Hraffnir
    19.10.2012 at 07:09

    Really cool. But just more clutter. >.<

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