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Final Fantasy XV Digital Premium Edition & Season Pass Upgrade Detailed
Square Enix has announced the Digital Premium Edition and season pass, both of which come with pre-order bonuses.
The Digital Premium Edition ($84.99) includes the regular game as well as the six planned DLC packs from the season pass ($24.99):
- DLC 1: Booster Pack (Working Title)
- DLC 2: Episode Gladio (Working Title)
- DLC 3: Holiday Pack (Working Title)
- DLC 4: Episode Ignis (Working Title)
- DLC 5: Episode Prompto (Working Title)
- DLC 6: Expansion Pack (Working Title)
If you pre-order either the Digital Premium Edition or the Season Pass you'll also get the following goodies, depending on if you do so at either the official Xbox One or PlayStation digital store (text from Square Enix):
Xbox Games Store customers will receive:
- Weapon: Masamune (FFXV)
- Recolor: 16-Bit Buddies
- Item: Angler Set
- Recolor: Platinum Leviathan
- Item: Camera Kit
- Xbox Avatar Item: Noctis male costume
- Xbox Avatar Item: Noctis female costume
- Xbox Avatar Item: Carbuncle pet prop
PlayStation Store customers will receive:
- Weapon: Masamune (FFXV)
- Recolor: 16-Bit Buddies
- Item: Angler Set
- Theme: Final Fantasy XV – Big Bang
- Recolor: Platinum Leviathan
- Item: Camera Kit
- Final Fantasy XV Digital Mini Sound Track
- Final Fantasy XV Digital Premium Edition Original Theme (Working Title)
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