Far Cry 3 Insane Edition includes two hours of extra content, lots of goodies

23 May 2012

We don’t always post video trailers for special editions of games, but when we do, it’s for the Far Cry 3 Insane Edition. Why? Because the trailer is… well, it’s kind of insane. It’s also quite sweary, so if you’re the sort of person who is offended by swearies, maybe go do something else instead.

For everybody else, though, there it is. No no no no no man, keep your head down, okay. Aloha! Look at her. Look how beautiful she looks. Etc.

Along with the incomparable 12cm Vaas Wahine bobblehead (she is beautiful), the Far Cry 3 Insane Edition also includes:

• A 12cm Vaas Wahine with bobble head!
• Monkey Business – Discover Hurk, a new memorable character and quest giver, and his four unique missions (1 hour additional gameplay)
• The Lost Expeditions -Two suspenseful action packed missions totalling over 40 minutes of additional gameplay and an exclusive weapon (The Japanese gun)
• The Hunter Pack – The M700 hunting rifle and its three collector’s skins.
• The Warrior Pack – A handcrafted dagger and two exclusive tribal tattoos.
• The Predator Pack – Four exclusive rare predators and a multiplayer bow.
• An ‘Insanity Guide’ containing hints and tips to help you survive the island

But mostly, it’s about my little insane Wahine.

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  1. UNDISPUTED_BITW(¬‿¬)
    24.11.2012 at 07:21

    She is my little insane Wahine.

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