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Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII is getting a collector's edition with some extra goodies, and Square Enix has released a video of its unboxing.
The collector's edition was announced at the end of 2013, and you can see the list of extras that will be included below:
- An 80-page art book with never-before-seen illustrations and early character sketches by character designer Tetsuya Nomura
- Silver embossed pocket watch
- DLC code for Aerith Gainsborough's Midgar's Flower Girl outfit
If you hate words and reading them, but have somehow made it to this sentence and are continuing to read, you can check out the video below, hosted by product manager Mat Kishimoto, to see the contents of the collector's edition, instead of reading the list above.
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII is coming to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on February 11. The collector's edition will be available on both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 for $89.99, but the only way to get it will be to order through Square Enix's online store.
For more on Lightning Returns, check out the latest developer diary here.
[Source: Square Enix YouTube]
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