"Mass Effect" fans can now enjoy the Limited Edition Loot Crate that Bioware and Loot Crate created for their fans.

According to Attack of the Fan Boy, the "Mass Effect" Loot Crate will essentially contain some of the most important collectible items in the game. These eight collectible items shell out a total of $150, and the whole Loot Crate will cost around $75. The Loot Crate price will also include handling and shipping fees, making it a good deal and can be considered as a perk for the "Mass Effect" video game.

The whole loot crate, which will contain the collectible items, according to the Loot Crate website, will be shipped starting December, just in time for Christmas. Tagged as the "Mass Effect" N7 Limited Edition, a hinted description of the loot only revealed the players' ability to customize their look within the game. Other than that, nothing was officially handed out. The one-time offer for the Loot Crate can now be ordered by doing three simple steps: pre-order it online, wait for its scheduled date of shipment and enjoy the loot at home.

The eight collectible items have not been revealed yet, so fans may have to wait until they get the entire package to confirm what's in it.

In the past, previous Loot Crates contained items such as collectible sweatshirts, but none of it this time was officially revealed. To those planning on getting the Loot Crate, make sure to line up as this may be similar to that of the "Fallout" loot, where fans crammed to get a hand of the merchandise, only to be met by a down website.

The "Mass Effect" N7 Limited Edition, although not as surprising as it may seem because of its previous announcement, is indeed one of the most anticipated feature of the game. Despite not revealing the exact content of the loot, they said that it is a "limited edition thoughtfully curated crate of exclusive, specialized gears and collectibles for the serious fans of the 'Mass Effect' series."

GameSpot previously featured the pending arrival of the "Mass Effect" Loot Crate, but at that time, nothing seemed to be confirmed and finalized. The report built up the anticipation of fans, who tirelessly followed the "Mass Effect" video game. Fans were also asked to register their emails for thw upcoming announcement regarding the new feature.