The fans of the "Final Fantasy" adventure game are excited to hear that the developer will release in just a few weeks the combo "Final Fantasy Explorers." The package will come on the market in Europe and North. Meantime, online already appeared some unboxing video for the Collector's Edition of the game. This edition is an exclusive of the Square Enix Store.
Gamers will be more delighted to get more bonuses included with the Collector's Edition of "Final Fantasy Explorers." Among the bonus items are included a Nintendo 3DS hard case working also with the new version of Nintendo 3DS XL; a 20-track music soundtrack called "Songs for the Journey" comprised of tracks by Composer Tsuyoshi Sekito; 32-page art book featuring illustrations by renowned artists Gen Kobayashi, Yoshitaka Amano and Toshiyuki Itahana; and the artwork of series concept artist Amano exposed in exclusive box packaging.
The Collector's Edition will feature exclusive codes to the Western release. These codes will allow gamers to unlock in-game quests that let them obtain a set of legendary weapons. Among the special weapons are included Death Penalty from Dirge of "Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII," Venus Gospel from "Final Fantasy VII," Thyrus from "Final Fantasy XIV" and Crimson Blitz from "Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII."
In the meantime, "Final Fantasy XV" has been for long in the development that it seems it will be a totally different game. The XV version has been in the making for around a decade. The publisher Square Enix has begun to address some of the questions coming from the fans on its official forums.
According to the Wired, the Episode Duscae extended demo has served as an introduction to the open-world RPG's game play mechanics, storyline and characters. This demo will provide gamers enough insight to inquire more questions about the final game. Square Enix answered various questions covering the difficulty, exploration and scale of the game.
