Bravely Default: Flying Fairy Will Take To The Skies In October

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This evening, Square Enix confirmed a release date for upcoming Nintendo 3DS RPG, Bravely Default: Flying Fairy, in Japan. The game will be released on October 11th for 6,090 yen.

 

A collector’s edition of Bravely Default will be made available for purchase exclusively through Square Enix’s e-Store. This will include a giant augmented reality poster, the game’s soundtrack, an art album, and a cover for the 3DS. The collector’s edition will cost a whopping 12,800 yen.

 

The third demo for Bravely Default: Flying Fairy is available on the Nintendo eShop in Japan today. This one gives a taste of the game’s battle system.


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