Bravely Default: Flying Fairy Collector’s Edition Has Art Album, Giant AR Poster

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy will be released on October 11th in Japan, and Square Enix are prepping a special collector’s edition that will be available via their e-Store in Japan. Here’s a look at it:

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The collector’s edition includes the game, an album of art, a 3DS cover, a giant augmented reality poster, and the game’s soundtrack. It will cost 12,800 yen.

 

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy will have 24 jobs, and will allow you to further customize your characters through job abilities, command abilities and support abilities. Command abilities allow you to give abilities from a different job class to your character (a monk with black magic, for example). You can read more about this system here.

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