Tokyo Xanadu eX+ Limited Edition - PlayStation 4

What a deal for this. I honestly bought the game before coming across this collectors edition. The only other time I've bought a game "twice" was with my favorite Zelda game of all time; Majora's Mask. I played this game on hard right off the bat despite getting my butt handed to me even on normal difficulty. Why? The combat and characters are just too fun. Every character you learn to love or hate pretty quickly. Most games with random NPC's you don't think they'll play much into the story of the game but this was a surprising change. As I've played more of Falcom's games I've realized they incorporate other characters very well into the story. That's something many other RPG's don't even do!Combat follows a dungeon crawl style where you pick your stage, characters, get them set up and off you go. The fighting style varies per character but each one has their elements and style that fits various situations. Typically I would find a character that dominates for every situation bot Tokyo Xanadu does a great job in balancing each person. You will only control 1 person at a time but later in the game you have a few mechanics that let you leverage your other party members so switching around and training everyone is KEY (final battles, yes). You have quick basic attacks, charge moves, flying attacks, and projectiles. Movement is smooth and dodging is great for not only battles but navigating through trap areas. You will be very involved in the system, trust me.Dungeons range from straightforward paths to warp puzzles, spike pits, trap filled nightmares and TONS of recycled enemies. It's an anime RPG, monsters will be recolored! I have to say after playing through some dungeons I thought were horrible the first time through, but after completing I just strived to better my time each playthrough.From start to finish I thoroughly enjoyed Tokyo Xanadu. Being a newcomer to Falcom and their games, this was the one that launched me forward onto Trails of Cold Steel and Ys. Enjoyable to the very end with some sad moments, it plays a bit like you're watching an anime series. The graphics don't translate well since it was from a Vita but once you're into the story and characters who cares?! I've heard this is their first venture into an action RPG style game and hope a sequel comes out in the future. I bought the game and after getting into it I had to get the collectors edition. You won't be disappointed by this game if you love action RPG's and/or anime.

If you're always looking for affordable collector's editions, you have a great deal here. The game itself is an above average JRPG, very reminiscent of Persona 4 but maybe not quite as flashy or stylish. It bears the Falcom pedigree, though, which means is a solid, well crafted game overall. What really matters is the content of this item and the content delivers. The quality, detail and size of the figure included is simply awesome for the price (be aware that the figure is 100% rigid, so it doesn't have any kind of articulation). Another important thing about the figure is that it comes packaged in its own box, which is also very nice with colorful pictures. You'll also find a deck of cards but they're not as fancy; they feel cheap and the printing looks very pixelated. If you're planning to use them frequently, you'll have to be very careful. Finally, you'll find the almost mandatory artbook and soundtrack CD, both of them are ok. In short, you'll be hard pressed to find another special edition with so much content for this price. Whether you like JRPGS in general or consider yourself an avid collector of Falcom games, grab this one as soon as you can.

Already bought the game and mastered it 100% a year or so ago before getting the LE. Good game with really good BGM and fluid controls, standard JPRG storywise, but again, the BGM’s are just really good as expected of Famicom.Seize the Day (Great Theme Song with vocals!)Beyond the Day-to-DayHazy MoonBelieve it!Bravely StormMake Desperate EffortsThese BGM’s stood out for me on a personal level, really enhanced gaming experience imo. I wanted to get the LE simply as a way of showing my gratitude to the developers for making the game, wasn’t disappointed either considering the quality of the goodies inside, from the Figure to the Art Book, if you are a LE Collector, you’ll definitely appreciate this along with the bargain price for it.

Great statue.

Greta gameplay and story at an amazing value. I got it at $60for the collector edition so at $48 its a steal. Story is class A along with the story. Dont expect witcher 3 graphics and there are some dungeons that feel a bit samey. Even with that, it was a game i could not put down. The extra goodies just made this one of the best values for your $$ on ps4

Who would have thought that a modern, not futuristic, would work so well in jrpgs. Even Trails of Zero and Azure share somewhat a similar modern feel. Usually jrpgs are made either in medieval, fantasy, or futuristic setting but this game blew me away, hands down I give it 5 stars.The genre is amazing, somewhat a mystery, paranormal, modern feel to it. The game is very long and the ex+ additions make it even longer and better.The use of combat system here is something that is only asking to be used in future games, you can improve upon it a little for future games but the use of so many different mechanics is just awesome.I can say much more about this game and the collectors edition but it might just sound too bias because of how much I like this game.

The game came to me with the box open and without the protective plastic. I paid for the brand new game, not a "near new" one. I return it and I will not buy anything else from the buyer to I who bought the game... ¬_¬

First off, I did not realize that the game would be all spoken in Japanese, with English subtitles. I guess this isn’t a big deal for hardcore gamers, but I found it a real bother to turn off the distracting Japanese voices and spend the whole game reading, and reading, and reading. The battles are fun, but the rest of the game is tiresome due to all the reading of long conversations between characters. The graphics are good but not like Persona, and the music doesn’t even come close. Why they chose to include a CD of the lackluster soundtrack is beyond me.It’s not a terrible game, just not an especially great one, either.