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Dig VR announces collector's edition with two real-life excavators and a trip to America that costs £499,985 more than the game by itself

Dig VR collector's edition
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The era of extravagant multi-hundred thousand dollar collector's editions appears to have passed around a decade ago but one digging VR game has brought it back with a bang, or whatever noise excavators make. 

Dig VR, as you might be able to imagine, is a VR game about digging. It releases November 14. Available as a preorder for £11 / $15, which goes up to £15 / $20 at launch, a new ludicrously over-the-top deluxe edition was just announced that can be all yours for a measly £500,000. 

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