History Main / Feelies

* The releases of the first three [[Anime/Pokemon]] movies in America had free trading cards given out to people who attended the movie. The home video release also had trading cards which were different from the ones given out in theaters. When the Victini movie had a limited release in 2011, people were given a giant Victini card, a pamphlets, a manga sampler, and a card for use with the Nintendo 3DS PokeDex app which will allow you to see Victini.

* For some StudioGhibli examples, one American DVD of [[Ponyo]] came with a plush toy of the titular character's goldfish form, and a Japanese limited edition Blu-ray of TheSecretWorldofArriety came with a replica of the titular character's hairclip.

* ''Batman: Murder at Wayne Manor'' is a mystery story that comes with various pieces of evidence that Batman finds, such as a party invitation, a photograph, a drink coaster, and more. The solution is sealed, so the reader is urged to try to figure things out on their own first.

* The most recent re-release of PeterPan came with a POP! figurine of the titular character. This was a Walmart exclusive.

* The older Maxis manuals, with their commitment to wit, wisdom and just generally going above and beyond the call of duty, were worth the price of admission alone. Of particular note were the Additional Information sections at the end of the manuals, such as ''Sim Earth''[='=]s "Introduction to Earth Science", A-Train's History (of railways) section, ''SimAnt''[='=]s abridged biology text on ants, and ''VideoGame/SimCity 2000''[='=]s Gallery section, which included pictures, poetry and prose designed to stimulate and inspire city designers. The last survivor was ''VideoGame/SimCity 3000'''s manual, which despite being a real 100-page book, only features gameplay information.

* An issue of Fantagraphics' anthology comic ''Critters'' included a flexidisk of a song from one of the stories...with a B-Side written ''and sung'' by AlanMoore!

* One DVD collection of HackSign included a box containing three pins. one of Tsukasa, Mimiru, and a pink baby grunty.

** The release of ''Anime/ExcelSaga'' tended to come with really... unusual feelies. Such as one volume coming with a "tapping sumo" game (and this was in addition to all the volumes ''already'' having on-disc features like EasterEgg -riddled menus, games, and "ADVidnotes", which was basically PopUpVideo for anime).

* ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Magical Night Dreams Cotton 2]]'' for the SegaSaturn included a 1998 Cotton calendar.

* Interplay's ''{{Lexi-Cross}}'' shipped with an "HV Guide" that contained fake program listings. If you were playing the game for the first time, you would be asked for the title of a program scheduled for a certain time and channel.

* The first printing of the ''{{Funimation}}'' ''{{Hetalia}}'' Part 1 and 2 dvds came with a limited edition bandana. This kicked off Funi bringing back limited editions dvd for some of there shows. The Limited editions for the movie and world series have continued to come with bandanas. Also a Con excursive white one was a freelie for spending 50 dollars at their booth, though some did turn up at an Anime News Network Panel.

* Some DVDs of movies come with Beanie Baby versions of the characters. Examples include Alvin and the Chipmunks and the Toys R Us exclusive version of ''WesternAnimation/{{Madagascar}} 3''.

* Some DVDs of movies come with Beanie Baby versions of the characters. Examples include Alvin and the Chipmunks and the Toys R Us exclusive version of ''{{Madagascar}} 3''.

** [[VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl]] came with a Dialga or Palkia stylus respectively.

** [[VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl]] came with a Dialga or Palkia stylus respectively.

* Some original VHS versions of ''BadTaste'' came with barfing bags and some came with extra cradboard finger to make alien's FlippingTheBird on the cover into less offensive inverted V-sign gesture.

* The original DVD releases of each part in ''[[Film/LordOfTheRings The Lord of the Rings: Extended Edition]]'' came with feelies: ''The Fellowship of the Ring'' came with bookends in the shape of the Argonath, a statuette of Gollum was packaged with ''The Two Towers'', and ''The Return of the King'' included a miniature of Minas Tirith. Additionally, New Line Home Video ran a mail-in promotion for a free slipcase to fit all three volumes of the ''Extended Edition'' when ''The Return of the King'' was released.
* A Blu-Ray of WesternAnimation/ToyStory3 came with a Buzz Lightyear figure.
* Some DVDs of movies come with Beanie Baby versions of the characters. Examples include Alvin and the Chipmunks and the Toys R Us exclusive version of [[Madagascar]] 3.

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* ''KillerInstinct'' came with a CD entitled, "Killer Cuts", which featured studio versions of all the music in the game.

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* The ''{{Halo 3}}'' Legendary Edition came with all the bonus features of the deluxe edition, plus a mock-up of Master Chief's helmet--though not a wearable one. Unless your head was slot shaped.
** ''HaloReach'' is going up another notch with its feelies. The Limited Edition includes a replica journal from Dr. Catherine Halsey (the in-universe creator of the SPARTAN-II program); while the Legendary Edition includes the entire Limited edition plus a detailed statue of Noble Team (the game's central protagonists) made by [=McFarlane=] Toys.
* ''ModernWarfare 2'' came in three versions: a bare-bones version with just the game, a 'Hardened' edition with a tin box and artbook, and a 'Prestige' edition which includes all of Hardened's stuff plus ''working night-vision goggles'' and ''a foam head of the main character's commanding officer to wear them'' (when you're not using them.) Of course, the Prestige edition is slated to cost about $100 more than the standard version...

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** And the collector's edition of ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion Oblivion]]'' came with a replica of the in-game currency, as well as an updated edition (written some 400 in-game years later) of the aforementioned Pocket Guide.

* A Japan-only limited edition of ''AceAttorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth'' came with a "Gyakuten Meets Orchestra 2008" pamphlet, character illustrations and portraits, a DS cartridge case, the "Melodies of Gyakuten Kenji" soundtrack, and a "Memories of Gyakuten" Promotional Trailers DVD. (A limited-edition ''AceAttorney Investigations''-themed Nintendo DSi was also released.)

* When kids in Japan go to PrettyCure movies, they get many free bonuses. First, there's a little flashlight-like object called a Miracle Light (the name will change based on the movie. For instance, PrettyCureAllStars New Stage had the Miracle Wing Light, and the SmilePrettyCure movie had the Miracle Wing Light) which kids are supposed to use when during the critical moment of the film (this mostly happens when the Precure are weak and have no energy to battle, but occasionally, it's used for other things), usually turning the Pretty Cures into upgraded forms or giving them their power back. (In case you want to know, Miracle Lights were first used starting with the YesPrettyCure5 movie.) The second freebie is a paper visor with 2 designs (one on each side of the hat) and the third item is a DataCardass card, used for an arcade game featuring Pretty Cures. Also, if you pre-order advance tickets online, you can get a tote bag. Two separate bags are available for each film.