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Atlus Announces Pre-Order Bonuses For Etrian Mystery Dungeon
Atlus announced the pre-order and launch bonuses for Spike Chunsoft's upcoming RPG. Those who pre-order Etrian Mystery Dungeon or pick it up at launch will receive "The Sights and Sounds of Mystery," a set that includes a soundtrack and a visual book wrapped in a collectible box.
Etrian Mystery Dungeon is a turn-based RPG crossover spin-off to the popular Etrian Odyssey series. The title takes the party and customization systems of the Etrian Odyssey franchise and applies them to the random dungeon experiences from the Mystery Dungeon IP.
Etrian Mystery Dungeon launches on 3DS on March 10.
Our Take
This package could very well be enough to entice players who were thinking about waiting for a sale to grab this at launch. Art books and soundtracks are pretty standard for bonuses, and the collectible box that it comes in looks to be a nice way to package the whole bundle together.
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