Obviously in today's climate of DLC 'season passes' and pre-order bonuses, a completely free addition to a retail game needs some explanation. So how would a Prototype fan go about picking up this special RADNET Edition? Simply pre-order the game from any retailer by launch, or purchase a new copy while supplies last. With the special edition of the game comes extra challenges, events, in-game attacks and even collectible Avatar items and backgrounds. Now almost three years later, the developers at Radical Entertainment have unveiled their thank-you to fans by detailing the RADNET Edition of Prototype 2. The two projects seemed destined to cannibalize one another's success, but both were embraced by their respective communities, and have since warranted sequels. Dedication is certainly something that could define the folks at Radical, as the original Prototype came out of the gate and into an all-out brawl with similar open-world action title inFAMOUS. The delay announcement was made on the game's Facebook page, with no other details given aside from the team's continued dedication to their community. Committed to the game's theme of mixed blessings, the team also announced that the PC version of Prototype 2 has been delayed until July of 2012. That's the method being used by Radical Entertainment in advance of Prototype 2's release, announcing today the RADNET Edition of the game, and the extra content it will be bringing. If there's one thing that a developer can do to win fans it's provide extra content for no extra charge.
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