Aesthetically, the costume is reminiscent of the original Drakengard, but functionally, it decreases stamina consumption when using a skill. And for the long-time fans, you can equip Zero in the Caim costume. It’s got a full DLC stage featuring Zero’s sister, One, as a playable character. The Collector’s Edition also comes packed with more content and a few nods to series fans. We’ve mentioned he also composed Nier, haven’t we? It’s also got a selection of tracks by acclaimed composer Keiichi Okabe.
This version comes with some incredible stuff, including a complete prequel novella - a collection of short stories written from the perspectives of each character. Of course, it’s also accessible to newcomers as well, with the original Japanese box art and that gorgeous, bloody flower on the case. Last but not least, retailing for $79.99 exclusively from the Square Enix Online Store, the Drakengard 3 Collector’s Edition was crafted with the fans who’ve loved Drakengard since the PS2 days. If you wait past April 9th, you’ll only get one item. If you wait past March 4th, you’ll only get two items. Basically, the earlier you pre-order, the more you get. You’ll be getting the Japanese Voice Over DLC pack.Īs for the second and third items… they’re a secret! We’ll reveal the second item on March 4th, and the third item on April 9th. The first item is something I know those of you who appreciate an authentic gaming experience have asked for time and again, and your voices have been heard. If you pre-order Drakengard 3 before March 4th, or if you already have, you’ll be locked in for three bonus items - all at no extra charge. Mark your calendars, and keep that pen out, because there are a couple more dates I’d like you to note. Drakengard 3 is coming out on May 20th, 2014, for $49.99 on PS3. Let’s start big: we’ve got a release date. We’ve been quiet for a long time, but today, we’re dropping some huge news - the silence is no more! Let me start by thanking everyone for patiently waiting for news about Drakengard 3.
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