If you're about to spend a few hundred quid for a copy of Final Fantasy XV: Ultimate Collector's Edition on eBay, then you might want to cancel that bid.
Square Enix has confirmed plans to make more of these sought-after bundles available to fans, although they might not be ready at launch.
Here's what Square Enix told Final Fantasy fans on Twitter: "Good news! We will be producing more FFXV Ultimate Collector's Editions which will be available worldwide!
"Due to factors outside of our control though - there is a chance these new UCEs may not be ready by Sep 30 (the FFXV release date).
"We'll do our best to make sure the new UCEs are not delayed though & we'll let you know how you can order one from the 2nd batch soon."
As a reminder, the Final Fantasy Ultimate Collector's Edition contains the game (obviously), a hardback artbook, a couple of steelbook cases, lots of in-game bonus content and DLC, as well as a 26cm Noctis figurine. It costs £189.99, or at least it did before the first batch sold out.
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Sensing a chance to make some cash, opportunistic eBay users have been selling copies for upwards of £500.
Final Fantasy XV was recently given a September 30 release date on Xbox One and PS4.
A demo is also available for the long-awaited sequel and is free to all on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One with no purchase needed.
