Buyer’s Guide: Unraveling Pre-Order Bonuses and Editions
In the intricate world of Tekken 8, choosing the right edition can be as challenging as executing a perfect 10-hit combo. Tom Bowen steps into the ring with a guide to decipher the plethora of versions and pre-order bonuses, helping prospective players make sense of the chaos.
Tekken 8 Editions Breakdown
1. Standard Edition ($69.99):
– Base game with no additional content.
2. Deluxe Edition ($99.99):
– Playable Character Year 1 Pass.
– Avatar Skin: Kinjin.
– Character Costume: Gold Suit Pack.
4. Collector’s Edition (Bandai Namco website):
– All Ultimate Edition bonuses.
– Physical rewards: Jin statue, collectible cards, arcade token.
Version Differences
– Standard Edition:** Base game at $69.99.
– Deluxe Edition:** Year 1 Pass, Kinjin Avatar Skin, Gold Suit Pack at $99.99.
– Ultimate Edition:** Deluxe Edition content, Classic TEKKEN Tee Set, 3 Avatar Skins at $109.99.
– Collector’s Edition:** Ultimate Edition content plus physical rewards.
Which Version to Choose?
– Ultimate Edition Consideration:** Avatar-related costumes and skins are the only extras compared to Deluxe Edition.
– Year 1 Pass:** If interested, Deluxe Edition might be more cost-effective.
Pre-Order Bonuses
– All Versions Include:
– Two additional avatar skins (Tetsujin and Mokujin).
– PS5 players get a special Paul Phoenix avatar costume set.
Recommendations
Navigating Tekken 8’s editions and pre-order bonuses resembles a strategic dance on the battlefield. For those inclined towards cosmetic extravaganzas, the Ultimate Edition beckons. However, for the savvy fighters concerned about their budget, the Deluxe Edition might provide a more balanced compromise.
As the battle lines are drawn and Tekken 8 approaches, prospective players must weigh their priorities. Whether you opt for the Deluxe, Ultimate, or Collector’s Edition, rest assured, the King of Iron Fist Tournament awaits with thrilling battles and enticing bonuses for all contenders.
