Hold onto your headgear, mobile suit enthusiasts! Bandai Namco is shaking things up with the upcoming title, Gundam Rogue Orbit, and for those who want the ultimate experience, a brand-new collector’s edition is ready to launch. While traditionally, new entries in the Gundam franchise debut as anime series followed by collectible model kits, this time, the game takes center stage – and it’s bringing some serious goodies with it.
The Ultimate Gundam Experience
For dedicated fans who appreciate both the gameplay and the intricate details of the Gundam universe, the collector’s edition is a must-have. Priced at $160, this bundle goes beyond just a physical copy of the game. It’s about immersing yourself in the world of September PlayStation State of Play broadcast with exclusive content that celebrates the franchise’s rich history.
The centerpiece of this collector’s edition is undoubtedly the High-Grade model kit based on the brand-new Gundam Helix mobile suit. This isn’t just another model; it’s an exclusive item, meaning you won’t be able to find it anywhere else. While Bandai Namco typically keeps store shelves stocked with Gundam model kits, the HG Helix is a rare exception, making this collector’s edition even more desirable.
For those unfamiliar, High-Grade (HG) Gundam model kits are 1/144-scale figures designed for casual builders. They offer a good balance of detail and ease of assembly, requiring minimal tools and featuring durable construction. The Helix design boasts numerous panels and mechanical details, promising a satisfying building experience. And if you’re feeling creative, the new trailer teased other skins that can be applied to the Helix, including an RX-78-2 homage and a striking red Zaku-inspired look that would make Char Aznable proud.
Beyond the model kit, the collector’s edition includes a poster, reversible cover art, a pack of five promotional cards, a steel case for the game disc, and DLC featuring 14 different color patterns for the Helix in the game. Mark your calendars: Gundam Rogue Orbit launches on March 5, 2027, for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. Get ready to pilot into action!
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