Final Fantasy XIV Journeys to PC on September 30, Collector's Edition and New Beta Phase Announced
by Xav de Matos, Jun 30, 2010 12:40pm PDTSquare Enix has announced Final Fantasy XIV will see a "global release" on the PC on September 30, 2010. The PlayStation 3 version is scheduled for an early March 2011 release.Square Enix also revealed a Collector's Edition of the upcoming MMO, which includes:
- An exclusive in-game item, the Onion Helm
- 8-day early access head start
- Behind-the-scenes DVD with interviews and exclusive video content
- Final Fantasy XIV-branded "Security Token"
- Redemption voucher for a fully-personalized "Right of Passage" certificate (stamped and numbered)
- Exclusive box art by Yoshitaka Amano
Not to be completely forgotten in the land of bonuses, standard edition owners will receive the exclusive in-game item, the Garlond Goggles.The standard edition of Final Fantasy XIV priced at $49.99, while the Collector's Edition sports a $74.99 price tag. Once the game's included free 30 day trial expires, players can purchase a subscription for Final Fantasy XIV for $12.99 per month.
Square Enix also revealed a new PC beta phase will launch sometime in early July. Players can apply to the beta at the game's official website.
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This is actually a good idea to have these from the start and MAY help cut down on account hacking. Granted even WoW's authenticator system can be bypassed though it takes much more effort and stupidity on the user's end.
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