: $250? That Legendary Edition better come with some good REAL LIFE loot for
: that money. Maybe it's just me, but I ain't spending that kind of coin on
: intangible digital content that can be lost, deleted, revoked, or just
: plain NOT WORK.

I agree with this as well even with whatever the statue may turn out to be. The Reach Legendary Edition was just the best a fan could hope for. Not only did you get a good, solid game, but also a fairly nice quality statue of Noble Team, and best of all, the journal of one of Halo's most compelling figures, Catherine Halsey. The statue continues to be the focal point of my nerdy gaming loot collection and I still have my Halsey Journal wrapped inside its original packaging with the ONI sticker still being all sticky and stuffs! It was nothing but quality.

However, the Legendary Edition commentary and its digital-only format, of which has been lost forever being hosted on Waypoint (well, besides YouTube), was pretty bullshit. Halo 4's limited print stuff was no better with lackluster content that would have been just as interesting if it had been written on a blog. Great content like the Halsey Journal needs to be the norm for limited editions going forth or else there's nothing needed beyond a steelbook and exclusive digital content (and I mean those three words to their fullest extent).