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what's up Internet Kevin here with TLD bringing you our unboxing of the BioShock Infinite ultimate songbird edition it's finally here in our hands and I have to say it's been quite some time since I've been this excited for an unboxing after so many delays and pushed backstreet dates Bioshock Infinite's finally been released and I really just want to tear this thing open to play immediately looking at the box itself the collectors edition chooses to show off its contents right away with the song bird statue clearly visible on the front the sides of the box trough our lead protagonists book are on one side Elizabeth on the other and on the back we have the usual listing of contents a few pictures of gameplay and game information opening it up the first thing we pull out is a little tray that contains all of the different little goodies that are also in the game's premium edition first separated by their own little boxes are a keychain of the murder of crows vigor and one of the more interesting bonuses which is a little handyman figurine meant to be used with a board game that's currently in development then we have the game itself which conceals beneath it a number of DLC bonuses including a digital soundtrack three bonus and game pieces of gear that give some pretty ridiculous bonuses like exploding enemies and some avatar costume items for the 360 version we also get a lithographic print portraying one of the Biggers advertised in the game called devil's kiss basically the fireball power in the game last but not least of the premium items is the art book once again one of these little half-size things that while it's nice to have is just a pet peeve of mine that it's not regular book dimensions putting all of this aside we then get to the main attraction of a songbird edition the statue after untying a ton of twist ties we can unleash the monster and just do a little bit of minor assembly by putting its wings on it's not the largest statue even boxed but it's got some surprising weight behind it and feels like a legitimate statue instead of having some kind of hollow plasticky base like we get in some other collector's editions it's rather modest size is offset by this as well as having some nice little details on both the songbird and its base so was it worth it like I usually say all collector's editions these days are overpriced and while the bioshock fandom ii is enamoured by the statute of design in terms of how much we got I feel like could have been just a little bit cheaper and I feel like some of the items are odd choices especially the handyman figure which only really appeals to those interested in purchasing or trying out the board game when it's released which I am but I don't think necessarily applies to every person getting this collector's edition well that's our unboxing the ultimate songbird edition of BioShock Infinite if you guys want to pick the game up for yourselves after all this time check out the link in the description for pricing and availability if you've yet to do so make sure to subscribe to stay up to date on all of our latest unboxings interviews as well as follow me on twitter @ TL the underscore kettle as always guys thanks for watching our video this one make sure to hit that like button we always appreciate it and helps us out a lot as always I'm Kemper TLD and I'll see you next time