€199 Marathon Edition Excludes the Game

Marathon Collector's Edition Features Statue and Minis, Game Sold Separately ($199.99 USD)

Bungie and PlayStation will release a Marathon Collector's Edition on March 5, but notably, the game is not included. For $199.99 (USD), buyers will receive a statue of the Thief Runner Capsule, rendered in 1/6 scale with USB-powered LED lights, along with a Silkworm collectible miniature and postcards. Buyers who want both the Collector's Edition and the game will need to purchase them separately, for a total cost of approximately $239 (USD). While Bungie is known for releasing pricey, content-rich special editions, this particular offering may disappoint some players, especially given the reported controversy surrounding Marathon's development at Bungie.

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