Nintendo Okie

I don’t generally buy the collector’s editions to games when they come with a bunch of stuff like this, but I could make an exception for Square Enix’s most recent RPG offering, Bravely Default Flying Fairy.  We don’t even know if this game is coming to America yet, but I have been enamored by this game since I saw the first trailer.  Most of the stuff from collector’s editions would sit in a box and never be touched because I just don’t have anyway to display the items.  The few exceptions are things like art books and CD soundtracks as they don’t take up space and are usually offered for free, or at a slightly increased price.

This collector’s edition comes with a copy of the game, an art book, a diorama, a soundtrack and a big box to put it all in.  It’s currently only available through Square Enix’s online store and will cost you around ¥12,800 or ($160).