Atlus Adds Free Poster To Etrian Odyssey III
You know how Atlus loves to throw in extra swag with their games, right? And how we already told you about the art book you could snag for pre-ordering Etrian Odyssey III: The Drowned City? Well, they've just announced that every copy of the game is now going to come with a full-color, two-sided poster. One side will feature an action shot of all the characters, and the other will have a skill tree chart for all the character classes, offering a little help for customizing your gang. It's both pretty and useful. But hey, why not let somebody from Atlus brag about it in their own inimitable style?
"We could use this space to offer up a self-congratulatory quote about the fact that we're giving our fans a free surprise with their copies of Etrian Odyssey III," mused Aram Jabbari, Manager of Public Relations and Sales at Atlus. "We could go on about how we've just added even more incentive and value for anyone who picks up The Drowned City, on top of the existing pre-order bonus at participating retailers. You know, the one that gets you "Forests Of Eternity," a 60-page, full-color art book with designs and sketches spanning the entire Etrian Odyssey series? We could talk about how all these extras only serve to complement the best Etrian Odyssey game yet, a deep handheld RPG with hours upon hours of satisfying exploration and rewarding character customization. But that kind of boasting wouldn't be our style," he concluded, polishing an apple on his jerkin whilst leaning on his fine mahogany mantel.
The poster is included in every copy of Etrian Odyssey III, but if you want that art book, you've got to make sure to pre-order it from participating retailers. And supplies are limited!
Wootini
Posted to Video Games on 13 August 2010
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That's a nice edition! When it comes out?
It's out on September 21.
Sorry! Totally forgot to include that info in the story! Oopsie!
Not interested, unless they have seriously toned down the difficulty since the first game.