SoulCalibur V: Collectors Edition (2012)
Genres:Strategy, Arcade, Simulator, Fighting
Themes:Action, Fantasy
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:BOXED COLLECTOR’S LIMITED EDITION includes:
- Box Outer / Carded Display Sleeve
- Box Inner (Collector’s Ancient Styled Book Shaped Box)
- Special Hardcover Collector’s Book with stunning visuals (refer images)
- Game case, cover, manual / booklet, carded insert, and game disc
- Parchment-Styled Collector’s Letter
- BONUS Soundtrack Disc
- EXTRA BONUS Making of DVD DiscShow more
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