Krave the Kollectibles in Mortal Kombat X’s many special editions

By Will Fulton Published February 3, 2015

There will be four special editions of Mortal Kombat X for the most dedicated fans when the gory fighter comes out on April 14, 2015, publisher Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment revealed.

Goodies range from figurines and comic books to in-game character skins and DLC characters. Interestingly, three of the four special editions are available only for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, leaving PlayStation 3, Windows, and Xbox 360 gamers with only one option to sate their kollectible kraving.

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Kollector’s Edition by Coarse

PS4 & Xbox One only
Exclusive Scorpion figurine from Coarse Design and an in-game skin to match
The Kombat Pack, which include four add-on characters, “from Klassic Kombatants to Iconic guest characters,” likely including Goro, who was revealed earlier as a pre-order exclusive
$150

Kollector’s Edition

PS4 & Xbox One only
Imported from Europe and available for pre-order only from Amazon
In-game Gold Scorpion skin inspired by Coarse figurine
Scorpion statue (different from Coarse figurine)
Steel Pack and Steel Card
Mortal Kombat X: Blood Ties comic book volume 1
The Kombat Pack
$180

Premium Edition

PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Windows PC
Digital download only
The Kombat Pack
$90

Limited Edition

PS4 & Xbox One only
Available for pre-order only at GameStop
Exclusive Scorpion skin inspired by the Cold War and designed in a collaboration between NetherRealm Studios and a fan artist from the community site MKKollective.com
The Kombat Pack
$95

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