In addition to the game disc and manual, this Limited Edition includes:
Game disc housed in recovered ONI black box
Artifact bag containing Dr. Halsey's personal journal and other classified documents and effects that unravel long held secrets from the Halo universe
Exclusive Elite armor set for use in multiplayer modes
Contents:
- Limited edition disk
- Steelbook case
- 14-day Xbox Live Gold trial
- Warzone REQ bundle
- Halo: The Fall of Reach Animated Series
- SPARTAN Locke's classified orders
- Dossiers on Blue Team and Fireteam Osiris
- Metal Guardian model
- Limited edition packaging
Contents:
Either:
- Digital game download
- Default disk
Steelbook case
14-day Xbox Live Gold trial
Warzone REQ bundle
Halo: The Fall of Reach Animated Series
SPARTAN Locke's classified orders
Dossiers on Blue Team and Fireteam Osiris
Metal Guardian model
A statue of Master Chief and Jameson Locke, which can be pulled apart to present the two as either allies or enemies
Limited Collector's edition packaging
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