Grid 2: Mono Edition is the most expensive video game ever $189,000

On the last week of May 2013, the video game “GRID 2 : Mono Edition” was unleashed to the gaming world. It is the most expensive video game in the world and has been put up for sale at a whopping price tag of £125,000 (approximately $189,000), GRID 2’s astronomical retail price has already broken all records and it has been rightfully crowned by the Guinness Book of World Records as the most expensive commercially available video game of all time. The exclusive nature of GRID 2 is heightened by the fact that only one copy of this video game will be put for sale, making it one of the most sought after items by gaming enthusiasts.The gigantic price commanded by
GRID 2 is justified by the fact that it includes a range of features for the buyer to enjoy the ultimate experience of racing a gaming car as well as driving it in real life. The exclusive edition of the game offers a once in a life time opportunity to the solitary lucky customer to own the BAC Mono, a stunning super car. Needless to say, the game itself has been designed around the same race car.he BAC Mono is a British designed and manufactured racing car renowned for with its superlative on road performance. Its chassis has been fashioned out of high strength carbon fiber material. The road legal BAC mono is considered to be a shining embodiment of light weight performance engineering design principles. The BAC Mono derives its monstrous power from a 2.3 liter four cylinder gasoline engine that delivers an output of 280 bhp.  The super car can zoom to speeds of 100 km/hour after start in just 2.8 seconds and is capable of touching a top rated speed of 272 km/hour.The list of goodies doesn’t end with the BAC Mono super car though. The solitary lucky customer will also receive coveted items like a brand new PlayStation 3, a Grid 2 branded racing helmet, a G2-liveried BAC Mono, a copy of the game complete with original artwork and a full racing suit with boots and gloves. To top off the entire fabulous experience, the buyer is provided with a free tour of the BAC factory where the option to customize the race car is provided.  Incidentally, a “normal” Xbox 360 copy of GRID 2 without the racing car costs £36.Grid 2 is the eagerly anticipated sequel to the BAFTA award winning critically acclaimed “Race Driver: GRID” program where players are invited to race the world’s most exciting racing cars in varied locations.