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Invader said:I would have paid for the Mission Edition gladly, but all my other Maiden CDs are in the jewelcase format so I didn't want to break from that.
In all honesty...
...your not missing much
Invader said:I would have paid for the Mission Edition gladly, but all my other Maiden CDs are in the jewelcase format so I didn't want to break from that.
LooseCannon said:Get two copies!
UpTheIrons said:I'm having some difficulty here, I go onto ironmaiden.com/bonus and click on my respective region, the site tells me to click ok but no matter how long I have the webpage up for only part of the widget box in the bottom left corner loads....
I bought the Special/Mission Edition and I pretty much agree with what you said, I would rather have paid an extra $5 to $10 for the special edition if it were truly special versus an extra $2 for minimal extras that need to be viewed over the internet and not so hot packaging.Ranko said:I just got my copy of Mission (aka Special aka Limited) Edition of TFF.
The packaging is really cheap and crappy, there's no Iron Maiden logo anywhere and the box itself of course doesn't fit anywhere. The track listing is glued onto the back of the case. The extra content is also nothing special - from the exclusive advertised stuff the only exclusive thing is the band interview (Mission Debrief) you get to watch online. And I bet it's available on download sites anyway. There's also the second part of the flash game, but it's a mediocre product. The director's cut of the video for TFF has been around for ages and is freely available to everyone, as are the advertised wallpapers.
If you're wondering what to buy, get the standard edition, at least it will fit in the cd rack and you'll save a few dollars/euros/pounds.
Hottysmiff said:I'm not the best at technical stuff, how does one save the Mission Debrief to one's computer?![]()
Archer18 said:The Interview is now on youtube, from what I have seen of it, it's not as in-depth as the aMoLaD interviews