#Bioshock ultimate songbird edition full#
A mini art book, full of BioShock Infinite concept art and commentary, with a hand-distressed cover. A 25 millimeter, resin-cast Handyman miniature from the upcoming BioShock Infinite board game by Plaid Hat Games, makers of Summoner Wars. A 5 x 7-inch lithograph by Jorge Lacera. A 3-inch baby version keychain of the sold-out Murder of Crows vigor bottle replica. Players can look forward to the following: If you don't want to fork out $149.99 for that, the Premium Edition will cost $79.99 and also includes plenty of interesting memorabilia. BioShock Infinite Ultimate Songbird Edition More details Calling on the true patriots of Columbia: For the devoted BioShock collector and fan, the limited Ultimate Songbird Edition features a bounty of high-end memorabilia: SONGBIRD STATUE - This highly detailed, hand painted, resin-cast 9.75' statue was designed in limited edition by Robb Waters, concept artist at Irrational Games. And that box went IN the collector’s edition box so you could leave that guy unpunched in his original packaging while you tear happily into the rest of the goodies." "Then imagine we put that huge sucker in a period-style box, with custom artwork by Robb and Irrational concept artist Jorge Lacera. "Now imagine you can get him to personally conceive and oversee the production of the coolest statue in the world." "Imagine you get to work with Robb Waters, the concept artist who visualized the cover of System Shock. Unlikely Mission - Set in 1912 former Pinkerton agent Booker DeWitt must rescue a mysterious girl from the sky-city of Columbia or never leave it alive. The flying city is a beautiful and vibrant world that holds a very dark secret. In a post on the Irrational Games blog, Levine describes the process of coming up with these special versions. The City in the Sky - Leave the depths of Rapture to soar among the clouds of Columbia. Bioshock Infinite designer Ken Levine has released details of the game's Ultimate Songbird and Premium Editions.
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