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Resident Evil 4 Bundle Available From 18th March 2005
2 February 2005
Nintendo has today unveiled an exclusive Resident Evil 4 bundle pack which will launch alongside the game on March 18th 2005.
Included in the bundle is a limited edition Platinum and Black Resident Evil 4 branded Nintendo GameCube, a platinum and black controller featuring the Resident Evil 4 logo, a copy of the game and a special bonus disc featuring making of footage of Resident Evil 4, plus game movies of Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis; Resident Evil Code: Veronica, Resident Evil Zero, Resident Evil 4 and a playable demo of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes – all at the fantastic estimated retail price of around £89!
This great offer will be available across Europe from 18th March 2005.
2 February 2005
Nintendo has today unveiled an exclusive Resident Evil 4 bundle pack which will launch alongside the game on March 18th 2005.
Included in the bundle is a limited edition Platinum and Black Resident Evil 4 branded Nintendo GameCube, a platinum and black controller featuring the Resident Evil 4 logo, a copy of the game and a special bonus disc featuring making of footage of Resident Evil 4, plus game movies of Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis; Resident Evil Code: Veronica, Resident Evil Zero, Resident Evil 4 and a playable demo of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes – all at the fantastic estimated retail price of around £89!
This great offer will be available across Europe from 18th March 2005.
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Resident Evil 4 Bundle Available From 18th March 2005
2 February 2005
Nintendo has today unveiled an exclusive Resident Evil 4 bundle pack which will launch alongside the game on March 18th 2005.
Included in the bundle is a limited edition Platinum and Black Resident Evil 4 branded Nintendo GameCube, a platinum and black controller featuring the Resident Evil 4 logo, a copy of the game and a special bonus disc featuring making of footage of Resident Evil 4, plus game movies of Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis; Resident Evil Code: Veronica, Resident Evil Zero, Resident Evil 4 and a playable demo of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes – all at the fantastic estimated retail price of around £89!
This great offer will be available across Europe from 18th March 2005.
2 February 2005
Nintendo has today unveiled an exclusive Resident Evil 4 bundle pack which will launch alongside the game on March 18th 2005.
Included in the bundle is a limited edition Platinum and Black Resident Evil 4 branded Nintendo GameCube, a platinum and black controller featuring the Resident Evil 4 logo, a copy of the game and a special bonus disc featuring making of footage of Resident Evil 4, plus game movies of Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis; Resident Evil Code: Veronica, Resident Evil Zero, Resident Evil 4 and a playable demo of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes – all at the fantastic estimated retail price of around £89!
This great offer will be available across Europe from 18th March 2005.
This is aggressive, a very very very adult appealing packaged.
Excellent play Nintendo, see NOE can pull something out of the hat if they want to.
Excellent play Nintendo, see NOE can pull something out of the hat if they want to.
Although the actual platinum/black Gamecube looks a little strange.
Dringo wrote:
> This is aggressive, a very very very adult appealing packaged.
>
> Excellent play Nintendo, see NOE can pull something out of the hat if
> they want to.
If only they would do more of it, I have a Gamecube but I never play on it, it's in my 6 year-old son's room now. He loves it.
> This is aggressive, a very very very adult appealing packaged.
>
> Excellent play Nintendo, see NOE can pull something out of the hat if
> they want to.
If only they would do more of it, I have a Gamecube but I never play on it, it's in my 6 year-old son's room now. He loves it.
Why does a movie of Resi 4 come with the GAME Resi 4? What's the point?
Well I'm not the most perceptive person on earth but I'm guessing that if you're a fan of the series, you're likely to buy this pack so an extra disc with a shed load of extra's (including the current game) might be of interest?
No?
No?
But if you have the disc you clearly own Resi 4, as they come together. Why would you want to watch a movie of a game that you already own? It is nonsensicle.
Obviously the reason is just for collectors, but there is still n actual point in the movie of Resi 4, as you would most likely never watch it.
Obviously the reason is just for collectors, but there is still n actual point in the movie of Resi 4, as you would most likely never watch it.
Oh dear you thought I was saying what's the point of the disc? No, I'm saying what's the point of the Resi 4 video.
Where can i get one?
gerrid wrote:
> Obviously the reason is just for collectors, but there is still n
> actual point in the movie of Resi 4, as you would most likely never
> watch it.
It's like a free player's guide. Get stuck, have a quick watch of the video to see how it's done, and hey-presto, sorted.
:)
> Obviously the reason is just for collectors, but there is still n
> actual point in the movie of Resi 4, as you would most likely never
> watch it.
It's like a free player's guide. Get stuck, have a quick watch of the video to see how it's done, and hey-presto, sorted.
:)
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