Final Fantasy Type-0 HD launched today for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The coveted Collector’s Edition of the game sold out long ago on the likes of the Square Enix store and other retailers, such as GAME. However, it appears that the official Square Enix store has re-stocked the PlayStation 4 version of the Final Fantasy Type-0 HD Collector’s Edition. The Collector’s Edition is priced at £79.99, with free shipping, and includes a demo for Final Fantasy XV, Episode Duscae.

I imagine that the stock that is now available is from pre-orders that were either cancelled or had their payments fail. Either way, I imagine the stock will be extremely limited, so if you want to get one - grab it while you can.

This special edition includes the following:

• Final Fantasy Type-0 HD game disc
• Golden steel book-case featuring the unique artwork of illustrator Yoshitaka Amano.
• Final Fantasy XIV Episode Duscae demo - Playable demo for the hugely anticipated Final Fantasy XIV. The demo is available exclusively with FINAL Final Fantasy Type-0 HD while stocks last.
• Final Fantasy Type-0 HD manga – Explore the origins of Class Zero in this content going beyond the scope of the story of the game. A 200-page manga previously only available in Japan, now in localised form with print treatment maintaining the spirit of the original.
• Composer’s selection sound track CD – includes 15 tracks specially chosen by the composer of the original soundtrack, Takeharu Ishimoto.
• Hardcover large format 80-page art book – entitled Class Zero 842, this book chronicles the characters, enemies and world with a variety of high-quality rendered and concept artwork.
• Ace’s Cards – Five life-size replicas of the iconic cards used by Class Zero´s Ace.
• Collector’s Edition presentation box and sleeve.

SOURCE: Square Enix store

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