Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade Steelbook

[sinanspd]

Yeah... that would have been awesome. It seems like the Square Enix store was also offering the steelbook for a while but I contacted the Customer Service today and they said it was sold out.

[sinanspd]

Thank you! Looks like they ship to US as well

[Codreanu]

BTW the Steelbook is free when you add the game to your cart.

[sinanspd]

Originally Posted by Codreanu

BTW the Steelbook is free when you add the game to your cart.

Good to know but personally I am not interested in the game. I can buy 2-3 steelbooks for that price The game will certainly be on sale in a month or so, not many people are willing to buy a game that is free with Ps plus again just for some extra missions and some improvement on the graphics

[L1Slayer]

30€ is kind of steep just for the steel. Hopefully more retailers will offer it. I need two of them ;_;

[Spect3r]

Originally Posted by L1Slayer

30€ is kind of steep just for the steel. Hopefully more retailers will offer it. I need two of them ;_;

If you add the game the steelbook is free

[L1Slayer]

Originally Posted by Spect3r

If you add the game the steelbook is free

Yeah, but the game is too expensive. Simply buy the Remake for 30€ or even less used and buy the Yuffie DLC afterwards. Gets even worse when you already own it. And re-selling a french version isn't optimal either. :/

[Spect3r]

Originally Posted by L1Slayer

Yeah, but the game is too expensive. Simply buy the Remake for 30€ or even less used and buy the Yuffie DLC afterwards. Gets even worse when you already own it. And re-selling a french version isn't optimal either. :/

What you mean a french version?
The game will have all languages as you buy anywhere else.

[L1Slayer]

Originally Posted by Spect3r

What you mean a french version?
The game will have all languages as you buy anywhere else.

Yeah, but the text on the gamepackage is probably going to french. -> less people interested in it. (at least in germany)

[sinanspd]

I can also say that they package much better. In addition their steels are almost always shrink wrapped which is great