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Drakengard 3
Update: Both the standard and Collector's edition of Drakengard 3 will be sold only through the Square Enix online store.
Accordingly, the different pre-order bonuses are also only at the company's store.
For more details on the pre-order campaign and the different editions, please check out the original story below.
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Original Story:
Square Enix has announced both the pre-order and Collector's Edition details for Drakengard 3, and as far as the pre-order goes, it's going to pay to do it early.
For those who pre-order the PlayStation 3 title (out on May 20) through March 3 will get the Japanese voiceover DLC as well as two unannounced bonuses. Pre-order the title from March 4 to April 8 and you'll get just the two unannounced bonuses. Finally, pre-order Drakengard 3 April 9 until launch and you'll only get one of the bonuses.
Also, the game's Collector's Edition (limited to 5,000 copies) contains:
- All three pre-order bonuses
- Soundtrack sampler
- The game's novella
- Prequel stage DLC (play as Zero's sister, One, for one level)
- Caim constume DLC (while equipped; decreases stamina usage by half when using a skill)
- Giant baby hat DLC (for your dragon)
- Poster
The Collector's Edition is available for $79.99 only at the Square Enix online store.
Finally, here's the game's opening movie:
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