> I think someone put a video on here a while back about the making and hand painting of the statue. <

Yeah, it was me - if am remember correctly. lol

So, well about the Collectors Editions, those used to be something special. They only come out every once in a while, and actually includes worthwhile goodies.

Gaming fans see those collector's edition of their favorite game, as a Holy Grail. So, If you like a game series, you buy it on day one (bad habit of myself actually...), but if you are a real fan, you go for the Collector's Edition.

I thing, the major deciding factor is when it comes to: what those bonus features are included on that package you wanna pay for.

So, for what exactly do you paying for ???

If it’s a bunch of cheap-looking extras, then probably someone should thing twice about that.

However, should a Collectors Edition include a nice packaging, like a fancy steel-book casing, a decent sized art book, some nice soundtracks, or even a statue, then someone could make the step "to the next level", and buy it.

But, on those difficult times we are living - well i don't know - 200 bucks seems a bit overpriced, for my taste.

CD Projekt Red developer Damien Monnier, explains the size and scope of The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt and discusses the new Nvidia Shield technology,

on which the game will run in this exclusive interview from GDC 2015 in San Francisco.

http://gamerhub.tv/videos/witcher-3-wild-hunt-shield-interview-with-cd-projekt-red/2015/03/07/