OFFICIAL: Final Fantasy XIII-2 Steelbook (Future Shop Exclusive) (Canada Only)

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:ps3:/:360: Final Fantasy XIII-2 Steelbook [Not Available for Purchase]

This is G2 Only (PS3 Size)

Pre-Order Now and receive an Future Shop exclusive SteelBook™!

How to get this deal:

  1. Add this game to your cart.
  2. The SteelBook™ will be automatically added to your cart, free of charge.
*This SteelBook promotion is only effective between December 6th and January 9th and does not apply to previous orders. Please note this offer cannot be combined with any other promotion.
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:ps3: Standard Edition (PS3) - $59.99 CAD
:360: Standard Edition (Xbox 360) - $59.99 CAD
:ps3: Collector's Edition (PS3) - $79.99 CAD
:360: Collector's Edition (Xbox 360) - $79.99 CAD
:ps3:/:360: Steelbook (PS3/Xbox 360) - $99.99 CAD

Release Date: 1/31/2012

***** Ship within Canada-Only *****

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This bonus is free with your purchase of the Final Fantasy XIII-2 game. This bonus gift is not for sale. Not applicable to previous purchases and not to be purchased separately - any gifts ordered separately will be cancelled without any notice. While supplies last.
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Square could have made the CE have all the DLC/Pre-order bonuses included, though the price might have been a bit higher than 79.99.
 
[quote name='evantrees']doing some looking came across this steelbox + some preorder bonuses from teh german amazon website., no game for 8 euros sadly shipping kinda kills it. show up as about 20 total euros for me http://ps3gens.com/2011/11/17/amazon-final-fantasy-xiii-2-pre-order-bonus/

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0065Z0J5K...iveASIN=B0065Z0J5K&adid=1K103788BNQC7D7PMYEA&

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Final Fantasy XIII-2 Steelbox pre-order with lots of extras! Are included in this exclusive Special Edition pre-order the following extras:
- The Pack "fighting style" the following content contains downloadable:
+ A new member for your Monster Association: Defeat Omega, the famous final boss from FINAL FANTASY and paste it then your Association to be able to let him fight on your side now.
+ An alternate costume for Serah.
+ An alternate costume for Noel. - FINAL FANTASY XIII Episode I - The story recounts the events that occurred between FINAL FANTASY XIII and FINAL FANTASY XIII -2 to take place. ! Experiencing these previously untold story . - Three artfully printed trading cards, which are provided with artwork to match Important Note: The Pre-Order Bonus Pack does not include the game FINAL FANTASY XIII-2.
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Thanks for the heads up on this. I don't know why I never thought of ordering from another country, but even though I don't know German I was able to figure things out. Ends up being ~$26 after shipping, I would have probably spend more than this on eBay anyway.
 
[quote name='fiddycan']Thanks for the heads up on this. I don't know why I never thought of ordering from another country, but even though I don't know German I was able to figure things out. Ends up being ~$26 after shipping, I would have probably spend more than this on eBay anyway.[/QUOTE]

That's actually pretty good. I wonder if the book is in german or english... and whether the dlc code will work once imported.
 
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I'm guessing the dlc code with most likely work on some form of european psn account can then play with it on your main account after installing them, but can't be sure.
 
FF13 was absolute garbage and I was a huge fan of Square, but Chrono Trigger is my favourite Square game of all time and this has a huge time-travel theme too.. I feel so conflicted.
 
[quote name='Usuyami']FF13 was absolute garbage and I was a huge fan of Square, but Chrono Trigger is my favourite Square game of all time and this has a huge time-travel theme too.. I feel so conflicted.[/QUOTE]

I have to say that most of my initial negative impressions of FFXIII stemmed from the voice acting. I've (finally) started into it during the last week and it's not half as bad as I remember from trying it out last year; a lot of this has to do with the fact that I'm now playing it with Japanese voices and English subtitles. I hated the voice acting from almost everyone in English, but in the original language it's not bad at all. I like the game's battle system and its encouragement of fast, strategic decision-making. Granted, I'm only about six hours in, so...

In any case, if and when I do pick up XIII-2 it will definitely be sans English voice acting.
 
[quote name='fiddycan']Thanks for the heads up on this. I don't know why I never thought of ordering from another country, but even though I don't know German I was able to figure things out. Ends up being ~$26 after shipping, I would have probably spend more than this on eBay anyway.[/QUOTE]
Do note that the European Steelbook is G1 (DVD) sized and not G2 (Blu-ray) sized which is Future Shop exclusive. Also the inside art is different. ;)
 
[quote name='Derfel']I have to say that most of my initial negative impressions of FFXIII stemmed from the voice acting. I've (finally) started into it during the last week and it's not half as bad as I remember from trying it out last year; a lot of this has to do with the fact that I'm now playing it with Japanese voices and English subtitles. I hated the voice acting from almost everyone in English, but in the original language it's not bad at all. I like the game's battle system and its encouragement of fast, strategic decision-making. Granted, I'm only about six hours in, so...

In any case, if and when I do pick up XIII-2 it will definitely be sans English voice acting.[/QUOTE]

Wait how did you get the japanese voice with english subtitles o_O is there a special version? Or did I just not realize it (I traded in my copy).

Nevermind I think i just found the answer. Import an Asia version.
 
[quote name='Faytz']Nevermind I think i just found the answer. Import an Asia version.[/QUOTE]

You got it. On Play-Asia they refer to it as a "Chinese Language Version," but it has Japanese voices and English or Chinese subtitles. I only wish I could've also played FFX this way...
 
[quote name='Mr.']Was it really cheap? I can't imagine double-dipping on FF13.[/QUOTE]

No, but I had gotten a really good deal on FFXIII to begin with and actually made money off it when I traded it in, so didn't feel too bad about it. From what I've experienced so far, it was 100% worth it.
 
[quote name='Derfel']No, but I had gotten a really good deal on FFXIII to begin with and actually made money off it when I traded it in, so didn't feel too bad about it. From what I've experienced so far, it was 100% worth it.[/QUOTE]

Thanks. I'll try to get someone to get me a copy in HK.
 
[quote name='Faytz']Thanks. I'll try to get someone to get me a copy in HK.[/QUOTE]
Where do people shop in HK? PS3 games tend to be pretty pricey there.
 
[quote name='Mr.']Where do people shop in HK? PS3 games tend to be pretty pricey there.[/QUOTE]

There's a computer/Games market near one of the MTR stations, it's named Golden something (like square or market). The place near my uncle also has a little plaza that sells electronics and games. Hopefully he'll find it for me at these two places, if not he'll has to pass it to my cousin who is more experience in where to get games.
 
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