Tales of Xillia 2’s Code Geass And Madoka Magica Costumes In Screenshots

Tales of Xillia 2 will get new downloadable costumes following its release in Japan, and Famitsu.com have shared screenshots of these, including the Code Geass and Madoka Magica costumes that will be available. You can take a look at them below:

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Code Geass outfits: 500 yen each ($6.40) – Nov. 1st

 

Madoka Magica outfits: 500 yen each ($6.40) – Nov. 15th

 

Academy outfits: 300 yen each ($4.40) – Nov. 15th

 

Tales of Xillia 2 will be released on November 1st in Japan.

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