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ATLUS USA Unveil Bonus Goodies For Upcoming Release of Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan

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ATLUS USA Unveil Bonus Goodies For Upcoming Release of Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan 1

North American localizer and publisher of video games ATLUS USA have today announced details of the bonus goodies which will accompany their upcoming Nintendo 3DS RPG release of Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan. Those that pre-order or pick up the game at retail launch will be treated to a limited edition art book as well as music CD (while supplies last). Etrian Odyssey IV will be available at retail and on Nintendo eShop for digital download on the 26th February 2013 across North America.

The art book showcases a variety of colorful imagery from the game. New for the North American audience, illustrator Alexandra Douglass, known for her work on Cloud Factor and the Netrunner collectible card game, will contribute a brand new piece of art inspired by the game’s fantasy world and characters.  For a two-page preview sample of the art book please visit: http://issuu.com/atlususa/docs/etrian4artbook. 

The “Rough Drafts & Outtakes” CD gives fans rare access to the famed game composer Yuzo Koshiro’s process by providing early arrangements that would be used in creating the final atmospheric orchestrations of Etrian Odyssey IV’s musical score.  Moreover, the CD includes tracks that did not make it in the final selection of musical themes.

Tim Pivnicny | Vice President of Sales and Marketing at ATLUS USA

Fans of the Etrian Odyssey franchise will not want to miss out on this one-of-a-kind collectible for Etrian Odyssey IV. The game’s bonus items in Japan were extremely popular, and we’re excited to bring this unique art book with updated imagery and stunning CD soundtrack to those who get their hands on this title at retail launch next year.

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