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Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster Collector's Edition Announced
As if buying the game for a second time wasn't enough, you can also get your hands on a collector's edition for Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster when the game launches on March 18.
It features a 40-page hardcover art book that houses the game discs, five lithographs of artwork and characters, and the game's six-hour soundtrack. The edition goes for $79.99.
Like the collector's edition for Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, this special version of the game is only available through Square Enix's online store. Additionally, the Vita version will be available on March 18, 2014, alongside the PS3 installment. Cross-save functionality will make it so that you can take your game on the go and pick up when you get home.
For more on the game (see the new screens below), take a look at these previous screens.
Our Take:
A little disappointed that the goodies for this aren't as good as the ones for Lightning Returns (which runs for $10 more), although it is more or less a re-release.
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