17 March 2010 10:57 GMT / By Ben Crompton
A new limited edition Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker Entertainment Pack has been announced, and it'll be hitting the US and Canada on 8 June, to coincide with the launch of the game.
Previously announced for MGS fans in Japan, the US and Canada offering will get a tasteful green hue (described as "spirited green") as opposed to the camo-patterned version, which is due to launch in Japan on the 18 March.
The Peace Walker game bundle will include the the green PSP-3000 console, the game on UMD, extra in-game content such as a stealth gun feature, as well as a PlayStation Network downloadable movie voucher (US residents only) and 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo.
The pack will set you back $199.99, and we'll be sure to keep you abreast of any news of the UK launch.
Gaming, PSP-3000, Sony, Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker


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