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This is a series of photos showing the unboxing and contents of the GT6 Asia Collector's Edition. I was able to purchase mine from Play Asia but unfortunately they're out of stock (on the site you can choose to have the Apex II book either in Chinese or English). If, like I did, you are looking to import this version then I do not know where else you can purchase it (if you do, please feel free to post). Alternatively, you can purchase the game along with the English version of the Apex II book here.
Here are the contents of the GT6 Asia Collector's Edition:
Arguably the biggest reason to purchase this version is for the diecast model of the Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 with the 15th Anniversary Livery. At 1/43 scale it is on the small side, but the elaborate detail and the unique livery makes it a nice addition to a car enthusiast's collection:
Next is the standard game (of course
)
N.B. For some reason the photos were rotated 270 degrees when I uploaded them. I don't know how to fix this.
Then there are the codes. You are given all of the cars that have been offered with the exception of the R8 LMS ultra 15th Anniversary Edition and more strangely the GT-R NISMO GT3 15th Anniversary Edition (considering the fact that you get the physical model)
.
This card contains the codes for the Torque Pack, the Velocity pack, the Performance Pack and the Adrenaline Pack, the 15th Anniversary Racing Suit and Helmet and the 1,000,000 in-game credits:
N.B. Bear in mind that people are reporting that the 1,000,000 Credits are only accessible on the account you claimed the codes from, whilst the cars can be accessed by any account on the ps3.
(I cropped the bottom where the code lies 
)
This is a unique 3D card which contains the code to obtain the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray 15th Anniversary Edition (C7) (2014), the Tesla Motors Model S Signature Performance 15th Anniversary Edition (2012) and the Viper GTS 15th Anniversary Edition (2013)
(The 3D card is attached to another card by double-sided tape. Remove the 3D card to find the code behind it
)
The final piece is the Apex II book. I haven't had the time to read it, but many of its contents are similar to that of the Original Apex book:
N.B. Again, for some reason the photos were rotated 270 degrees when I uploaded them. I don't know how to fix this.
In terms of price, I ended up paying AUD $170 for it (which included over $30 in shipping!
), which ends up costing $55 more than the Anniversary Edition available at EB Games Australia. The contents of this pack can overall be best compared with the GT5 Collector's Edition (give or take a few items), which roughly was around a similar price tag (minus the shipping of course).
Despite the price, I am still satisfied with my purchase, (with it going nicely besides my GT5 Signature Edition and perhaps one of the few people in Australia to have it
)and would recommend this to anyone else dedicated to Gran Turismo.
This is a series of photos showing the unboxing and contents of the GT6 Asia Collector's Edition. I was able to purchase mine from Play Asia but unfortunately they're out of stock (on the site you can choose to have the Apex II book either in Chinese or English). If, like I did, you are looking to import this version then I do not know where else you can purchase it (if you do, please feel free to post). Alternatively, you can purchase the game along with the English version of the Apex II book here.
Here are the contents of the GT6 Asia Collector's Edition:
Arguably the biggest reason to purchase this version is for the diecast model of the Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 with the 15th Anniversary Livery. At 1/43 scale it is on the small side, but the elaborate detail and the unique livery makes it a nice addition to a car enthusiast's collection:
Next is the standard game (of course
)N.B. For some reason the photos were rotated 270 degrees when I uploaded them. I don't know how to fix this.
Then there are the codes. You are given all of the cars that have been offered with the exception of the R8 LMS ultra 15th Anniversary Edition and more strangely the GT-R NISMO GT3 15th Anniversary Edition (considering the fact that you get the physical model)
.This card contains the codes for the Torque Pack, the Velocity pack, the Performance Pack and the Adrenaline Pack, the 15th Anniversary Racing Suit and Helmet and the 1,000,000 in-game credits:
N.B. Bear in mind that people are reporting that the 1,000,000 Credits are only accessible on the account you claimed the codes from, whilst the cars can be accessed by any account on the ps3.
)This is a unique 3D card which contains the code to obtain the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray 15th Anniversary Edition (C7) (2014), the Tesla Motors Model S Signature Performance 15th Anniversary Edition (2012) and the Viper GTS 15th Anniversary Edition (2013)
(The 3D card is attached to another card by double-sided tape. Remove the 3D card to find the code behind it
)The final piece is the Apex II book. I haven't had the time to read it, but many of its contents are similar to that of the Original Apex book:
N.B. Again, for some reason the photos were rotated 270 degrees when I uploaded them. I don't know how to fix this.
In terms of price, I ended up paying AUD $170 for it (which included over $30 in shipping!
), which ends up costing $55 more than the Anniversary Edition available at EB Games Australia. The contents of this pack can overall be best compared with the GT5 Collector's Edition (give or take a few items), which roughly was around a similar price tag (minus the shipping of course).Despite the price, I am still satisfied with my purchase, (with it going nicely besides my GT5 Signature Edition and perhaps one of the few people in Australia to have it
)and would recommend this to anyone else dedicated to Gran Turismo.Attachments
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). The price and contents can be best compared with the GT5 Collector's Edition, which give or take a few items, are almost similar. Overall, this is a good product and would recommend it to any car enthusiast or GT fan.
), whilst the subsequent few chapters are very similar to the ones featured in the original Apex book (which you got if you purchased the GT5 Collectors or Signature Editions), with tips on improving driving skills, knowledge on the different mechanical components of the car, countering oversteer/understeer, etc. The last two chapter show a track list (with information about each track) and a list of 30 of the new cars featured in GT6. Hopefully, the app version goes to the same/similar length.
. But I wouldn't be surprised if PD eventually offer these cars in giveaways, seasonal events, etc
.
