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12-17-2016, 06:51 AM
Full Game Name: Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony
Edition Name: Limited Edition
Platform(s): PS4 and PS Vita
Region(s): R1 release (will likely be region free)
Publisher: NISA (Nippon Ichi Software America)
Release Date: TBA 2017
Price (RRP): $99.99 (PS4) and $79.99 (PS Vita)
Bar Code: N/A
Package Description: Collector's Box
Content Description: Game, Art Book, Two Soundtrack CDs, and will also come with headphones, hat, and a backpack! :swoon:
Link(s) to source(s):
PS4 - http://store.nisamerica.com/danganronpa-v3-killing-harmony-limited-edition-ps4
PSV - http://store.nisamerica.com/danganronpa-v3-killing-harmony-limited-edition-ps-vita
Other Info/Pics:
http://store.nisamerica.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/d/v/dv3-3d_vita_retail-esrb-rp_1.jpg
Worth mentioning that when NISA sent out the early bird pre-order reveal links on Saturday December 3rd they greatly underestimated the demand for the PS Vita version. On Monday December 5th the Vita version had sold down to less than 5% of the planned stock on pre-order prompting NISA to send out the following statement via e-mail.:
Due to the popular demand we have been able to convert some of our PS4™ inventory to replenish inventory for PS Vita Limited Edition for Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony!
This message was followed up a day or so later on Twitter (unable to locate the tweets presenty) in reply to someone asking NISA if they would be producing additional copies of the Limited Edition. I can't seem to find those two Q&A Tweets, but the response from NISA was that Limited Edition meant just that and that they had preset the number of total Limited Editions to be produced prior to the pre-orders going live and was against their policies to change the production numbers no matter how well sales of a product are going. They re-itterated by pointing out that the replinishment of PS Vita Limited Edition inventory was made possible by decision to reduce how many collector's edition boxes would be devoted to the PS4 version of the game and that the stock bar for the PS4 LE already reflected that move. Needless to say, it was nice to see NISA divuldge tidbits of information concerning their limited editions even if no production figures were given.
Edition Name: Limited Edition
Platform(s): PS4 and PS Vita
Region(s): R1 release (will likely be region free)
Publisher: NISA (Nippon Ichi Software America)
Release Date: TBA 2017
Price (RRP): $99.99 (PS4) and $79.99 (PS Vita)
Bar Code: N/A
Package Description: Collector's Box
Content Description: Game, Art Book, Two Soundtrack CDs, and will also come with headphones, hat, and a backpack! :swoon:
Link(s) to source(s):
PS4 - http://store.nisamerica.com/danganronpa-v3-killing-harmony-limited-edition-ps4
PSV - http://store.nisamerica.com/danganronpa-v3-killing-harmony-limited-edition-ps-vita
Other Info/Pics:
http://store.nisamerica.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/d/v/dv3-3d_vita_retail-esrb-rp_1.jpg
Worth mentioning that when NISA sent out the early bird pre-order reveal links on Saturday December 3rd they greatly underestimated the demand for the PS Vita version. On Monday December 5th the Vita version had sold down to less than 5% of the planned stock on pre-order prompting NISA to send out the following statement via e-mail.:
Due to the popular demand we have been able to convert some of our PS4™ inventory to replenish inventory for PS Vita Limited Edition for Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony!
This message was followed up a day or so later on Twitter (unable to locate the tweets presenty) in reply to someone asking NISA if they would be producing additional copies of the Limited Edition. I can't seem to find those two Q&A Tweets, but the response from NISA was that Limited Edition meant just that and that they had preset the number of total Limited Editions to be produced prior to the pre-orders going live and was against their policies to change the production numbers no matter how well sales of a product are going. They re-itterated by pointing out that the replinishment of PS Vita Limited Edition inventory was made possible by decision to reduce how many collector's edition boxes would be devoted to the PS4 version of the game and that the stock bar for the PS4 LE already reflected that move. Needless to say, it was nice to see NISA divuldge tidbits of information concerning their limited editions even if no production figures were given.