Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age Collector’s Edition doesn’t come cheap
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age Collector’s Edition has been revealed, weighing in at £184.99 in the UK.
The upcoming remaster’s limited bundle is exclusive to the Square Enix Online Store, compiling a bunch of exclusive goodies hardcore fans will no doubt want to snap up.
Along with the game inside a snazzy looking steelbook, you’ll also get the soundtrack and the following items:
- Final Fantasy XII: Zodiac Age Steelbook
- Game and Sountrack CD
- Exclusive Judge Magisters Bust Set
- Exclusive Six Card Art Set
Final Fantasy XV had a similarly pricey limited edition upon its release, providing passionate fans with an exclusive figure alongside the usual assortment of goodies.
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Having originally launched for the PS2 back in March 2006, Final Fantasy XII: Zodiac Age is a high-definition remake of the Japanese only International Zodiac Job System release.
The upcoming release will feature trophy support, enhanced visuals and a re-recorded orchestral soundtrack on PS4.
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