TEKTORO wrote:Look into Ed,Edd and Eddy (maybe spelled wrong) but I remember along time ago coming across a copy with a bonus 2nd disc.
Wiki wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Arms#Wild_Arms_Alter_Code:_F
Wild Arms Alter Code: F is an enhanced remake of Wild Arms for the PlayStation 2. The game features entirely new 3D environments, five new playable characters and many other improvements. The game's North American release was postponed several times until it was finally released on November 15, 2005. The North American version comes with a bonus DVD featuring the first episode of the Wild Arms anime series, Wild Arms: Twilight Venom. It was never released in Europe.
Navydav wrote: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/932113-t ... e/43269723
I don't know what was on the regular version bonus disc if there was one, but I got the Greatest Hits version of the game and I can tell you some of the stuff on that Bonus Disc.
Actor Interviews
Behind the Scenes at Travelers Tales
Behind the Scenes at Blur
Writing the Game
Movie Trailers and Commercials
Transformers Animated: Episode 1 Preview
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ribbit_King#Gameplay
Ribbit King comes packaged with a bonus disc called Ribbit King Plus, which is an assortment of short CGI films about Scooter and his friends. These films are unlocked during the main game.
Collect That Game wrote: http://www.collect-that-game.com/2008/1 ... station-2/
Dank meines Kumpel´s Florian hab ich jetzt endlich auch die Killzone Collector´s Edition im Steelbook für die PlayStation 2. Im schicken Killzone Steelbook ist neben der Anleitung und der Gamedisk auch noch eine Bonus DVD mit Making Of, Soundtrack und Produktionsgrafiken etc. Nun ja, hier die Bilder:
Wiki wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvel:_Ultimate_Alliance
The PlayStation 2 version of the game has the same features as the next-gen versions of the game, albeit without Colossus, Moon Knight and the five bonus simulator missions. In August 2007, a Greatest Hits version was released which included a bonus DVD containing a making-of featurette.
PSX Extreme wrote:http://www.psxextreme.com/ps2-news-print/1428.html
TDK Mediactive announced today that the Collector’s Edition for Robotech: Battlecry will have an array of features. The limited edition collectible can be pre-ordered now, exclusively through Electronics Boutique and GameStop. Each box will be individually numbered, with only a very limited quantity being produced.
The Robotech: Battlecry Collector’s Edition will include:
Robotech: Battlecry video game - A copy of the cel-shaded action shooter title based on the highly successful anime series.
Exclusive Robotech: Battlecry game soundtrack - A complete CD of new, re-recorded versions of the original series’ music, recorded exclusively for Robotech: Battlecry.
Exclusive Robotech: Battlecry t-shirt - A specially designed t-shirt featuring unique artwork of Skull One.
Exclusive Robotech: Battlecry art - Five cards featuring all-new full-color pre-production concept designs bundled in an original art folder.
Exclusive Robotech: Battlecry lenticular motion card - Uniquely transforming game art that can only be found in this limited edition set.
Exclusive Robotech Defense Force dog tag - A high quality individually numbered dog tag dictating the exact edition number of the set.
"Robotech is a strong property with a very big following. The loyal fans deserve, not only an amazing game, but also an extensive collection of exclusive extras," said Stefan Serwe, vice president, global marketing, TDK Mediactive. "Special edition packaging is long overdue in the U.S. market and it’s a great way to give something back to all the loyal gamers who have been starving for a first-rate Robotech title."
