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Final Fantasy XIII Lightning Edition Bundle
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This item is currently sold out and unavailable
Item Number: BCAS-25005A
Publisher: Square Enix
Jan/UPC Code: 8809083647285
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NCS Preorder Synopsis
Update: April 27, 2010
«©NCSX» Square Enix is localizing Final Fantasy XIII for Hong Kong and Taiwan next month with a Chinese language rendition of the game. Since anyone in those territories (who really really wanted to play the game) has already played the Japanese or North American version of FFXIII already, Square had to think of a gimmick to convince fans to purchase the game again. Three gimmicks were dreamt up but NCS will only participate in two of them:
Gimmick #1: FFXIII Lightning Edition Bundle
Square packs the FFXIII game with a PSN card and a white Dual Shock 3 which is decorated with a stenciled image of Lightning on the right grip.
Price: US$108.90
Gimmick #2: FFXIII Lightning Edition Bundle Deluxe Pack
Includes the game, the white Dual Shock 3, FFXIII Original Soundtrack (10 tracks), a CG illustrations booklet, an Original FFXIII sleeve case, Playstation Network Card, and an exclusive FFXIII character poster.
Price: US$118.90
The pricing scheme makes no sense since everyone will probably purchase bundle #2 which includes a lot more stuff for a few measly dollars more. Preorders are welcome to ship on or around May 27, 2010.
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Preorders for the Final Fantasy XIII Elixir Ver. 2 will ship in December 2009.
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Japanese songstress Sayuri Sugawara sings the theme song "Kimi ga Irukara" for Final Fantasy XIII.
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Japanese songstress Sayuri Sugawara sings the theme song "Kimi ga Irukara" for Final Fantasy XIII.
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