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Final Fantasy XV Deluxe & Ultimate Editions Announced, Come With In-Game Content
One of the final announcements made at Square Enix's Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV press conference was a beautiful steelbook edition of Final Fantasy XV. While no price was given, this bundle comes with the game, the Kingsglaive Blu-ray disc, and three in-game items: a Royal Raiment Outfit, a Masamune weapon, a Pplatinum Leviathan recolor for the car.
Shortly after unveiling the Deluxe edition, Square upped the ante with the reveal of an Ultimate edition, which comes with all of the aforementioned content, as well as an exclusive Play Arts Kai figure of Noctis, a 192-page hardcover artbook, a different steelbook case, a soundtrack, and four additional in-game items: a travel pack, camera kit, angler set, and gourmand set. This edition is limited to just 30,000 units and is only sold through Square Enix's online shop.
Preorders for both editions begin tonight.
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