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Nier: Automata Arrives In March, Day One And Black Box Edition Details Revealed
Square Enix announced today on the PlayStation Blog that Nier: Automata, the sequel to the 2010 RPG Nier, is arriving on March 7. Square Enix also revealed that two editions of the title: The Black Box Edition ($189.99), which is exclusive to the PS4, and the Day One Edition ($59.99).
The Black Box Edition includes bonus goodies such as a YoRHa 2B figure, a 64-page hardcover artbook, a steel book case featuring artwork from Akihiko Yoshida (Final Fantasy XIV, Bravely Default), a soundtrack including 13 live recorded songs from both Nier and Nier: Automata, and all Day One Edition digital content.
The Day One Edition has additional digital content including a machine mask accessory, Grimoire Weiss pod, play system pod skin, retro pod skins in red and grey, and a cardboard pod skin.
Copies will be limited, and the Black Box Edition will be exclusively available at the Square Enix Online Store. For more on Nier: Automata, read our hands-on preview from E3.
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