Final Fantasy XV Deluxe and Ultimate Collector’s Edition announced
The Ultimate Collector’s Edition will be limited to 30,000 units worldwide, available exclusively on the Square Enix online store.
This edition will cost you £189.99 in the UK, which will include the game itself and the following items:
- 2 steelbook cases
- Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV on blu-ray
- Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV on blu-ray
- Physical soundtrack
- 192 page art book
- Noctic Play Arts Kai Figurine
- Bonus in-game content
Kingslaive: Final Fantasy XV is a full-length CGI film starring Breaking Bad’s Aaron Paul and Sean Bean from Game of Thrones.
Unfortunately it isn’t about cooking crystal meth in Westeros. It will instead focus on the story of Noctis’ dad King Regis and the eventual war that envelopes the Kingdom of Lucis.
Brotherhood, on the other hand, is a short animated prequel that will follow Noctis and friends before the events of Final Fantasy XV.
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The Deluxe Edition is somewhat less glamorous, sitting at £69.99, but still boasts some neat looking extras:
- Kingsglaive on blu-ray
- Exclusive steelbook
- Bonus in-game content
Final Fantasy XV will launch for PS4 and Xbox One on September 30. We can’t imagine how much money Square Enix has thrown at this game.
You can check out the gorgeous new trailer below:
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