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Saint Seiya: The Sanctuary
Saint Seiya: The Sanctuary (2005)
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As a pre-order bonus, Bandai sent Japanese players who ordered the game via the official PlayStation website with a memory card holder shaped like the golden box of the Sagittarius Cloth, which was described in the game as the "most powerful item in the universe".
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General, Pre-Order, Real Life
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Star Fox Adventures
Star Fox Adventures (2002)
subdirectory_arrow_right Star Fox 64 (Game)
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During the development of Star Fox Adventures, Nintendo considered re-releasing Star Fox 64 for GameCube, likely as a pre-order bonus similar to how The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time was re-released with the first ever release of "Ura Zelda" or Master Quest as a pre-order bonus for The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.
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Bonus Content, Cancelled Release, Development, Pre-Order
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Star Fox Adventures
Star Fox Adventures (2002)
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Attachment Star Fox Adventures had a Circuit City-exclusive "survival kit" pre-order bonus which contained "Fox Fuel" soda, a door hanger, an air freshener for cars, temporary tattoos, and most unusual of all, toilet paper with tips for the game written on it.
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Merchandise, Pre-Order
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Infamous: Second Son
Infamous: Second Son (2014)
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Attachment In Italy, pre-order bonus items included two cans of Red Bull and Infamous: Second Son branded glow-in-the-dark condoms.
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Pre-Order, Regional Difference
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Killer7
Killer7 (2005)
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Attachment In 2006, Devil's Due Publishing began releasing a 12-issue limited series comic book adaptation of Killer7 that was written and drawn by the staff of independent company Kinetic Underground. The plot of the comic was somewhat streamlined from the plot of the game, but the writers deliberately did not spoonfeed information to readers in an effort to still stay true to the game. However, due to low sales, the comic was cancelled after six issues, four of those being properly numbered Issues #1-4, as well as a promotional Issue #0 that was released as a bonus with copies of Killer7 pre-ordered from EB Games, and a promotional Issue #½ that was only released at San Diego Comic Con 2005.
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Multimedia Adaptation, Pre-Order
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