NCS Product Synopsis
«©NCSX» The word “value” connotes intrinsic worth when applied to an object, idea, or process. For example, a lackadaisical stroll through the aisles of the local bodega might reveal the sight of a toilet tissue value pack next to the liquor section. Bright letters extol the “value” of the bundle because instead of 4 rolls of toilet paper, you’re getting 6 rolls for the same price. That’s serious savings. The kind that demands respect, love, and consideration.
That’s how Capcom’s doing it with Biohazard this week. You’re not buying just one Biohazard game in the PS2 Biohazard Code Veronica + Biohazard 4 Value Pack. You’re getting two worthy wares for what appears to be a reasonable price. NCS wouldn’t exactly call it a super-duper “value” pack since we have about four versions and variants of each game already. However, Capcom are a sneaky and tactful bunch. They know the market and they know how collectors think. In addition to the two games, they also throw in a Biohazard slipcase that holds both games and an exclusive Biohazard Code: Veronica and Biohazard 4 Original Soundtrack CD which won’t be sold or distributed in any other capacity. One word comes to mind: Value. The next time Capcom decides to re-release a Biohazard game pack, they can throw in a keychain to bump the value proposition up a notch.
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