Heavy metal.
I’m a real sucker for a decent limited edition box set, but in the case of Capcom’s glorious mech-based one-on-one fighter Cyberbots: Fullmetal Madness, I didn’t need tempting. The game itself was good enough for me to want to own it on its own merits back in the 1990s; the limited-edition goodies were merely a bonus.
The limited-edition version of the game shown here comes in a large-format cardboard box and features a hardback artbook, a pop-up diorama, and unique cover artwork for the game.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Heavy metal.
I’m a real sucker for a decent limited edition box set, but in the case of Capcom’s glorious mech-based one-on-one fighter Cyberbots: Fullmetal Madness, I didn’t need tempting. The game itself was good enough for me to want to own it on its own merits back in the 1990s; the limited-edition goodies were merely a bonus.
The limited-edition version of the game shown here comes in a large-format cardboard box and features a hardback artbook, a pop-up diorama, and unique cover artwork for the game.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
