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Final Fantasy Type-0 HD Collector's Edition Revealed, Includes FF XV Demo
Last night Square-Enix announced that Final Fantasy Type-0 HD would be getting a Collector's Edition, available in very limited quantities. The Collector's Edition, which is available for pre-order on both Xbox One and PlayStation 4, costs $99.99 and comes with a steelbook case, 200-page manga, 80-page artbook, soundtrack, and replica's of cards used by the character Ace. Your pre-order will also guarantee you day-one access to the Final Fantasy XV Episode Duscae Demo.
That demo is not exclusive to the Collector's Edition, but to anyone who buys a day-one edition of the game. Subsequent printings of the title will not include the demo, and it won't be available for download anywhere else. Your pre-order will also enter you for a chance at winning a Type-0 custom PS4, an art canvas of the main character, a lapel pin, and many other prizes.
The Collector's Edition is available for pre-order right now through Square-Enix's site, and the game will officially launch in North America on March 15, 2015.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
I really love buying collector's editions, especially ones that come with steel book cases. While I'm not particularly interested in Type-0 myself, this seems like an awesome package for any die-hard Final Fantasy fan.
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