Which edition to buy?

misterelie · 03-06-10, 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Nisgeis

I don't think you can buy the (physical) collector's edition, if you are in the US.

But can we import it here? I've bought stuff from Amazon.uk before and have no problem with it. Is the disk region locked? Or will I be able to play the UK version if I bought the physical collector's ed?

Nisgeis · 03-06-10, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by misterelie

But can we import it here? I've bought stuff from Amazon.uk before and have no problem with it. Is the disk region locked? Or will I be able to play the UK version if I bought the physical collector's ed?

This was discussed before and the reports were that if you try to order from amazon.co.uk, then you get a message that says something like this product cannot be distributed to your location due to agreement with the copyright holder, or something like that. As far as I know, there are no region locks in place to bar a UK version being used in the US, but you can't ship direct.

Sonarman · 03-06-10, 07:31 PM

The little hardback book in the collectors edition is quite nice but fundamentally flawed as a recognition manual as the ship illustrations are split across the book spine clipping key details like funnels.

Mikemike47 · 03-07-10, 12:51 PM

Thanks for everybody's input.

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Mikemike47 Grey Wolf Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: NY Posts: 995 Downloads: 1078 Uploads: 6	Which edition to buy Thanks for everybody's input.