To go along with the previously announced Collector’s Edition of Tales of Xillia, Namco Bandai yesterday revealed that they would be releasing a Limited Edition version of the game as well. Even better news… those who already pre-ordered the standard edition will get upgraded to the Limited Edition free of charge.
The LE, which will only be available in the game’s first run (available at Amazon here), will include the game itself in special packaging, an exclusive collectible character profile booklet, a music CD, and a pair of DLC costumes. Take a look at the ad below for a look at the contents.
Due to the incredible fan response for the TALES OF XILLIA Collector?s Edition, NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. today is announcing the TALES OF XILLIA Limited Edition available at all US and Canadian retailers for a MSRP of $59.99 on August 6, 2013 for the PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system. The Limited Edition will be limited to all first-run copies of the game and include; TALES OF XILLIA game software, exclusive collectible character profile booklet, TALES OF XILLIA music CD, and two DLC costumes.
TALES OF XILLIA draws players into the grand adventures of Jude Mathis, a clever medical student attending school in the capital city, and Milla Maxwell, a mysterious woman accompanied by four unseen beings. In a tale that can be experienced and played through either the perspective of Jude or Milla, the two heroes? paths fatefully intertwine as they learn that the kingdom of Rashugal has been willfully experimenting with a powerful device that has effectively been draining the mana from the world. Faced with the realization that continued experiments would result in dangerous ramifications, Milla and Jude join forces to bring back peace and restoration to a dying world in a perilous journey that will test their courage and conviction.
The TALES OF XILLIA Limited Edition is now available for pre-order at all participating retailers. Fans who have already pre-ordered the standard edition of TALES OF XILLIA will automatically be upgraded to the Limited Edition.
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