Bioware Details Mass Effect 2 Collectors' Edition
Good news for all you Mass Effect fans eagerly awaiting the release of Mass Effect 2, BioWare and EA have announced the details of the Collectors' Edition version of the game.
You've got the obligatory tin case, the 48-page Art of Mass Effect 2 in hardcover, the first issue of Mass Effect Redemption (comic book), and a making-of DVD.
There'll also be some in-game perks not available through other means but details are sparse as to what they might be. Those of you looking for other in-game exclusives should look into pre-ordering as you can benefit from additional armor.
The CE version will retail for $69.99 on the Xbox 360 and $59.99 on the PC, which is about a tenner more than the standard edition price. Worth it if you'd class yourself as a diehard fan. Let the countdown to January 26 begin!

Almost all PC games cost $10 less. Some cost even less. And in two months the average price will drop to $40.
The only reasoning behind this is because they know they can sucker console gamers out of a few extra bucks. Think about it, the PC version is nothing more than a port from the console.
Thanks for the info.
So, after spending $2,000 on my computer, it'll actually save me money as soon as I hit the 200 game mark?
No. There are additional licensing fees for consoles, and that's what the $10 covers.
Mass Effect for PC was by far the superior version of the game, and Dragon Age: Origins for the PC is also considered the better version. With Bioware, I'm trusting their PC version to be a good one. If there's a Digital Deluxe edition? They've got themselves a sale.
Because they don't to have to pay any royalties to a console maker. They spend less to develop, so they pass the savings to the costumer.
A tenner? I don't even think I can handle your UKishness anymore.
I have a friend from Wales who has a lot of similar mannerisms, and it always takes me a few seconds to figure out what the hell he's talking about. lol
I just gave it a play though, then handed it off to a friend to do the same. DRM was never once an issue. Hell, you don't even have to use the disk to play.
What exactly are you expecting from them?