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Hi guys, I have a few copys of Mortal Kombat Kollectors Edition available, rock bottom price of $99 includes Shipping, Tracking and Insurance... which is more then what it cost to get these sent over from the US.

These are for the Playstation 3. Online Play, and a whole bunch of exclusive Collector Edition items is included...

If you're interested PM me.

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Kollector's Edition Bonus Items

  • Kollectible figurines of Scorpion and Subzero that double up as video game bookends for your favorite Mortal Kombat games
    • Hand sculpted with high level of detail
    • Decorated using an artful combination of spray mask, tampo print, free spray and hand washes

    [*]The "Art of Mortal Kombat"

    • A 110+ page book featuring original concept sketches and game art from the 2011 version of Mortal Kombat

    [*]Retro-Ninja costume

    • Exclusive alternate in-game costume inspired by the original character designs

    [*]Mortal Kombat inspired costumes to decorate your avatar on PSN

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Hi guys, I have a few copys of Mortal Kombat Kollectors Edition available, rock bottom price of $99 includes Shipping, Tracking and Insurance... which is more then what it cost to get these sent over from the US.

Dude don't you mean less than from teh states??

Rhys

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