Read it and weap, Originally rumored to cost a measly $99 US dollars, Microsoft has reevaluated the pricing for the Legendary Edition of Halo 3 putting it more in line with its namesake. The new "estimated" retail price is a legendary one hundred and thirty dollars. Ah, that's better. So, what does the dedicated Halo nerd get for his $130? First, the luxury of owning an item that is promised to be released in "limited quantities" only. Next, two supplemental discs with a "Making of Halo 3" documentary, featurettes, and an AV calibration tool on the first and remastered "cinematic material" from Halo 1 and Halo 2 (a refresher course, if you will) and exclusive Red vs. Blue and This Spartan Life content on the second. Deep breath ... and you get a collection of Halo 3 storyboard art. Now you could always get the standard one for $60.

or you could just get neither

Locally, blockbuster has a posting that they will take in any 4 game trades and you get the legendary edition for $10 or the regular edition for free ... If this is true I think I'll go find hundreds of copies of Barbie horse adventures and an ebay account

kotaku says that the regular game, with none of the helmet or other extras, will be $60.

By all accounts, Halo should be $50, since its MS, and every MS game is $50 thus far.

That's what I was thinking. I was thinking... Regular. 50$ (dont ship many in the first shipment... say 250,000) Premium. 75$ (ship say 2million) Platinum. 130$ (ship say 35)

I'm surprised they're putting Red and Blue with the game...does MS officially support them?