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Ni No Kuni II Gets Multiple Special Editions
Bandai Namco has announced four special editions for upcoming RPG title Ni No Kiuni II: Revenant Kingdom.
The Collector's Edition ($199) comes with amenities such as a chibi mechanical rotating diorama, Lofty plush doll, in-game Dragon's Tooth weapon, and all the goodies in the other editions; the Premium Edition ($79) has a 3D papercraft kit, music CD, etc.; The Digital Deluxe Edition ($79) has the season pass and Special Sword Set DLC; and the Day One Edition ($59) comes with just the sword set. You can see the full lineup by clicking on the source link below.
Some of the versions are only available on specific systems and can be pre-ordered through certain retailers, so check the official page before you buy.
Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom comes out on January 19, 2018. Also check out our interview with president of developer Level-5, Akihiro Hino.
[Source: Bandai Namco]
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