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Last Batch Of Final Fantasy XIII-2 DLC Drops Today
Today marks the end of an era, as the final wave of Final Fantasy XIII-2 DLC hits the PS3 and Xbox 360. The downloads include costumes for Noel, Serah, and Mog, as well as two playable episodes.
Here's what Square Enix has to say about Snow’s Story: Perpetual Battlefield:
Snow is engaged in battles at the Coliseum after being separated from his fiancée, Serah. The episode also features a battle against the “Arbiter of Time,” who has been watching events unfold at the Coliseum. Snow should pose a difficult challenge to players and will allow them to end the Coliseum battles on a high note, and ultimately unlock Snow as a party member.
The other downloadable episode is Lightning’s Story: Requiem of the Goddess:
This DLC reveals the arduous battle between Lightning and Caius not shown in the main game. Players will be able to adjust the difficulty level and play as Lightning, who uses special abilities available only in this episode. Players will also be able to unlock the Final Fantasy XIII-2 version of Lightning as a party member. Because the episode includes important information relating to the overall storyline of Final Fantasy XIII-2, players are encouraged to complete the game prior to playing through this new content.
Here's the list of today's DLC, which is available for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game.
- Snow’s Story: Perpetual Battlefield DLC episode: 320 Microsoft Points/$3.99
- Lightning’s Story: Requiem of the Goddess DLC episode: 400 Microsoft Points/$4.99
- White Mage outfit for Serah Farron: 240 Microsoft Points/$2.99
- Black Mage outfit for Noel Kreiss: 240 Microsoft Points/$2.99
- A Wondrous Wardrobe outfits for Mog: 240 Microsoft Points/$2.99
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