you bought the game and it came with everything.The biggest decision was whether to pick it up or not in sales. Then many games began with pre-orders and different tiered versions, which make further decisions in the process. And now – almost every big game doesn't have one, but many pre-orders, all that varies depending on where you order. On top of three to four different versions to choose from. It can be difficult to keep track of, and so here we are: a guide for pre-ordering.
In this specific case, we look at Square Enix's hot-anticipated action RPG, Kingdom Hearts III set to be released worldwide in January 29 via PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Now, if you read this, look for the limited edition Kingdom Hearts III PS4 Pro. Yo you're too late. That thing sold fast and sold a while ago.
1 of 2 What edition should you buy? (Photo: Square Enix)
Standard Edition: Standard Edition (59.99 USD) comes with exact
Deluxe Edition: For an additional $ 20 ($ 79.99) delivers Deluxe Edition you game, plus the following:
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<figcaption> 9659002] <strong> PlayStation Store (no one exists for Microsoft Store): </strong> Pre-ordering a digital copy of the game via PlayStation Store, gives you the following: </p>
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<li> Dynamic Odds theme </li>
<li> Midnight Blue Keyblade DLC </li>
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