Japan Gets A Different Statue With Batman: Arkham City Collector’s Edition

In the U.S. and Europe, the Batman: Arkham City collector’s edition comes with a statue produced by Kotobukiya, which we reported on about two weeks ago.  Here’s a picture:

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Similarly, Japan, too, will get a figure alongside their limited edition, but Famitsu.com describe it as an “original colour variant” and provide a picture:

 

 

Japan’s collectors edition also comes with unspecified downloadable content, a booklet, and postcards. The game releases in Japan on November 23rd.


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