As I’m sure you are aware by now Halo: Reach is being released later this year on the 14th September. This release will be the last in the Halo series from Bungie.
To celebrate this launch 3 editions of Halo: Reach will be available, here’s a run down of what to expect to find it each:

Normal Edition

‘Does exactly what it says on the tin’ you get the game and manual in a normal Xbox 360 style case featuring all of the levels, weapons, mulit-player, co-op modes and loads more, see Halo: Reach information from Bungie.

Limited Edition

As well as the game and manual, the limited edition comes in a custom case modeled after a recovered ONI data module.

In it you also get an Elite armor set that you can use in Halo: Reach’s multiplayer modes.

An Embroided Spartan II patch.

An Artifact Bag that contains the personal notes, documents and ONI Security Badge from Dr. Catherine Halsey who was the original creator of the SPARTAN program.

Legendary Edition

The big one! As well as everything in the normal and limited edition you also receive an impressive 10-pound, 10-inch statue of the Noble Team the heros of Halo: Reach. The statue is hand painted and numbered.

An exclusive in game Spartan Armor (which is rumoured to be the Bungie flaming helmet!!).

All this packaged in a UNSC-themed box.

So which to get?! In short if you have never played Halo, Halo: Reach will be a great place to start and without investing too much you can get to see what all the fuss is about with the normal game.

If you’ve played Halo before you’ll probably most likely not be satisfied with the normal edition and want something extra. The Limited edition pack is great and comes with a whole host of extras to satisfy those needs.

Legendary edition… If like me you are true Halo fan and have been a fan of Bungie’s mastery in so many aspects of gaming and have followed them throughout the entire Halo series then this one’s for you. Ok it’s more expensive but a small price to pay for all the hard work and dedication that they’ve put in over the past 10 years. Time to move the legendary Halo 3 helmet over a bit and have it watched over by the Noble Team.

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