Final Fantasy XIII Pre-Orders Begin With Release Date Delivery

11/14/2009 Written by Anthony Severino

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Let’s face it, Final Fantasy is the biggest, most successful RPG franchise in history, and there is no doubt that Final Fantasy XIII is on the top of PlayStation 3 owners’ most anticipated list.  With the game’s North American release date finally set in stone, one major online retailer has already opened up pre-orders and is offering release date delivery, as well as a slight price break for early pre-orders

With Final Fantasy XIII’s release date finally announced, Amazon.com, the world’s largest online retailer, has opened up pre-orders with release-date delivery.  This means that players who pre-order will receive the game the day it comes out.

If that isn’t enough incentive to pre-order from Amazon, how about a price reduction?  Amazon is offering a $3 discount, bringing the game’s price down to $56.99.  Additionally, Amazon honors price drops and deals that the game receives between now and when the game is released, so players who pre-order with Amazon can rest assured that they will get the very best pre-order deal.

Final Fantasy XIII’s American release date is currently March 9, 2010.






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5 Responses to “Final Fantasy XIII Pre-Orders Begin With Release Date Delivery”

  1. Dano says:

    Any word on a Collector’s Edition?

  2. I highly recommend Amazon with release date delivery. I got MW2 around noon on the day of release for only $5 shipping.

  3. I agree, Amazon is great to order from. I signed up for Prime and never looked back.

  4. Max Murray says:

    PSLS loves amazon. Pimps every deal they spout. No complaints, just observing.

  5. solo013 says:

    I’ve had my copy of FF13 pre-ordered since June. If you live near a gaming store I don’t reccomend Amazon.com. Yeah they may deliver the game to you, but what time in the day will it be? I usually don’t get UPS or FED-EX here until around 5 pm.

    Most likely there will be a store around you somewhere with midnight release as well. What true fan of FF is going to want to wait that much longer to get the game?
    Even without a midnight release the stores open at 10 am. I’d gladly pay $3 more to get my copy and be able to play it without sitting around waiting on it all day not know when it might come.

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