Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire Limited Editions Coming to Europe; Pre-Order Bonuses Revealed

by Ryan Meitzler (3 hours ago) 2  @ryanmeitzler

After the success of Pokemon X & Y brought some newfound fire to the Pokemon series on 3DS, this year fans of the series are getting remakes of the third generation from the GBA with Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire – fans of the series in Europe have even more to look forward to with the announcement of special limited editions for each title.

Limited edition versions of Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire coming to Europe have been revealed by Nintendo, with each edition of the game coming for £39.99 on November 28th, 2014. The limited editions will be exclusively sold through retailer GAME, and will include a special Steelbook case bearing each of the iconic legendary characters, Kyogre and Groudon, along with a figurine of either character.

Nintendo also revealed the pre-order bonuses for the titles, as the figurines (mentioned above) will be available as incentives for the standard edition of the game at GAME, and retailer ShopTo will also be offering a Torchic keychain with pre-orders of either title.

Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire both release for 3DS in the US on November 21st, 2014, with the European release coming on November 28th, 2014.

Source: http://www.dualshockers.com/2014/08/28/pokemon-omega-ruby-pre-order-bonuses-revealed/

Bump.

Dat Steelbook.

May have to pick this one up!

Waiting for that direct Nintendo! Announce the goods for NA :)

I wish all regions had the same bonuses cause then, I could get something awesome like that instead of basically nothing

Alpha sapphire all the way!
Its interesting... 10 years ago i played sapphire and now its time for the next round!

Almost all of Nintendo's series sell better in NA but we seem to be getting the shaft here lately with their limited/collector's editions of their games :( Here's hoping we get something nice for these games.

Please come to the US ;_;

They might sell more copies if you look at raw numbers but profit margins are higher in Japan and Europe