You can also pre-order Bravely Default at specific retailers for an exclusive art book, or you can get your hands on the exclusive Collector’s Edition as well. Make sure you check out the trailer above, where you can familiarise yourself with the game’s characters and watch the beginning of the story unfold.
The Nintendo Direct this afternoon has given us plenty to talk about, and now we have confirmation of Bravely Default’s release date. The Nintendo 3DS title will launch December 6 in Europe, the same day as Scribblenauts Unlimited, and will be based on For the Sequel, bringing additional content not included in the original Japanese version.
Yes
We have to wait until 2014 for this one in the Americas I see. Zelda thanks for showing up to save us from disliking those lucky PAL gamers.
On the other hand Shin Megami Tensei IV doesn’t even have a release date yet for PAL territories.
What’s the wii u news?
This shit looks dope
The voice acting is freaking terrible.
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