Buy World in Conflict Collectors edition and get a piece of rock...

...but it ain' t no regular rock my friends! According to IGN you get an actual piece of the Berlin war. Pretty cool if you ask me, but I' m not sure if it' s good ethics to use pieces of that historical monument just to promote a game.
As the proud swede I am I can add that the developer of World in Conflict, Massive Entertainment, is a swedish developer

So uh... does this rock get you more interested in the Collectors edition?

Thats actually pretty cool. I havnt played the game, so the rock sounds much more interesting

Instead of being punks like most developers who make special editions with extra in game stuff, making of featurettes, and other things that should be included in the original purchase, these developers are going the distance and finding the right thing for their game to include as a special edition item. They are making the special edition pre-order worthwile.

This, and the fact that they are building the game for the PC instead of making a console game first and wrecking the thing makes them an absolutely fantastic developer.

World in Conflict is now a must own.

I' ve already got a big piece of the Eastern Gate.

Buy assassins creed and get a night with that biatch,I forgot her name,I would still turn down on her though,since I know she slept her way into the industry.

Even if you break 2 legs from a crab it still runs!
What you gotta do is find its weak spot and do massive damage at it.

Buy assassins creed and get a night with that biatch,I forgot her name,I would still turn down on her though,since I know she slept her way into the industry.

Just use a condom, then you wont catch anything, id do her.

Any real man would

That seems pretty cool, I wonder how much the Collectors edition will cost with this.

Must admit the game does look good and with a twist as well, dropping nukes should be good fun.

With our luck it' s a 2 cm square piece of concrete. I' d still rather have another piece of the wall than " Conflict" though.