The Last of Us Part 2 has several special editions that were today detailed by Sony. We don’t have Australian pricing as yet, but here’s what you can expect from the various editions.
Collector’s Edition
The Last of Us Part 2 Collector’s Edition comes with the following:
- Steelbook including full game
- 12″ Ellie statue
- 48 page mini art book from Dark Horse
- Ellie’s bracelet
- Lithograph art print and thank you letter
- Set of 5 stickers
- Set of 6 enamel pins
- PS4 dynamic theme
- Set of 6 PSN avatars
- Digital soundtrack
- Digital mini art book from Dark Horse
- Ammo Capacity Upgrade (pre-order bonus)
- Crafting Training Manual (pre-order bonus)
The edition is exclusive to EB Games Australia within the country and is priced at $229.95 AUD.
Ellie Edition
The Last of Us Part 2 Ellie Edition comes with the following:
- Steelbook including full game
- 12″ Ellie statue
- 48 page mini art book from Dark Horse
- Ellie’s backpack
- Ellie’s bracelet
- Logo patch
- Lithograph art print and thank you letter
- 7″ vinyl record featuring music from the original soundtrack
- Set of 5 stickers
- Set of 6 enamel pins
- PS4 dynamic theme
- Set of 6 PSN avatars
- Digital soundtrack
- Digital mini art book from Dark Horse
- Ammo Capacity Upgrade (pre-order bonus)
- Crafting Training Manual (pre-order bonus)
Special Edition
The Last of Us Part 2 Special Edition comes with the following:
- Steelbook including full game
- 48 page mini art book from Dark Horse
- PS4 Dynamic Theme
- Set of 6 PSN avatars
- Ammo Capacity Upgrade (pre-order bonus)
- Crafting Training Manual (pre-order bonus)
Pre-order bonuses
As above, the following items are available for those who order any edition above. They also apply to the game’s standard edition:
- Ammo Capacity Upgrade (pre-order bonus)
- Crafting Training Manual (pre-order bonus)
The Last of Us Part 2 heads to PS4 on 19 June 2020 (updated).
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