Final Fantasy XIII Pre-Orders Begin With Release Date Delivery
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.
5 Responses to “Final Fantasy XIII Pre-Orders Begin With Release Date Delivery”
Any word on a Collector’s Edition?
I highly recommend Amazon with release date delivery. I got MW2 around noon on the day of release for only $5 shipping.
I agree, Amazon is great to order from. I signed up for Prime and never looked back.
PSLS loves amazon. Pimps every deal they spout. No complaints, just observing.
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.