With the release of "Final Fantasy 15" coming up, retailers come up with pre-order bonuses players from both the respective PS4 and Xbox One camps will surely enjoy.
Gamers who purchase the digital version of "Final Fantasy 15" can secure the Angler DLC, along with the in-game weapon Masamune, the legendary sword that will help players ease their way through the enemies without a hitch.
Also included in the "Final Fantasy 15" pre-order pack is a 16-bit Buddies car skin pack featuring adorable pixelized versions of Noctis and the crew.
Xbox One players who pre-order "Final Fantasy 15" will also get to take home a set of Xbox Avatar goodies including Noctis's costume and the Carbuncle pet. PS4 buyers get the Big Bang homescreen theme as bonus instead. Check the pre-order bonuses here.
Meanwhile, online retailer Monkey Ape also put together a $109 "Final Fantasy 15" pre-order bonus bundle, which includes the Blazefire Saber from "Final Fantasy 13" and the Gourmand Set, which will help players "turn campgrounds into kitchens and make meals into masterpieces with custom cookware."
"Final Fantasy 15" comes in three editions as well. For $59.99, gamers can buy the Standard Edition that is packaged with the Day 1 Bonus and the Masamune.
The Deluxe Edition of "Final Fantasy 15," priced $89.99, includes the Kingsglaive "Final Fantasy 15" Blu-Ray and a steelbook, in addition to the Masamune, Royal Raiment outfit and Platinum Leviathan recolor.
For those willing to go even bigger, they can opt for the $269.99 Ultimate Collector's Edition, which includes everything the above editions offer with the addition of a bunch of goodies.
That includes the "Final Fantasy 15" soundtrack in Blu-Ray, an exclusive Brotherhood & Kingsglaive steelbook and a Noctis Ultimate Collector Edition figurine from Play Arts Kai.
On top of that, there will be a travel pack, camera kit as well as the Angler and Gourmand Set included. There will only be 30,000 units of this "Final Fantasy 15" Ultimate Collector's Edition.
"Final Fantasy 15" will be released on Sept. 30.
