Today those offerings expand, as Atlus notes on the official PlayStation.blog that not only will Demon’s Souls superfans score the game’s art book, they’ll also score the PlayStation 3 game’s soundtrack. That’s a bazillion dollar value right there, kids. Don’t pass this up.
To read more about Atlus plans for a deluxe Demon’s Souls retail experience, check the official PlayStation.blog.
Demon’s Souls Pre-order Bonus Expands, Now Also Includes Full Soundtrack [PlayStation.blog]
Chris C
Thursday, July 30, 2009 at 12:17 PMNo cross-region multiplayer compatibility. So if you get the Asia version from playasia.com, you can’t play with the to-be-released USA version which cannot play with the soon-to-be-announced EU version.
Jackson Thurtle
Thursday, July 30, 2009 at 2:13 PMI’ll never understand why cross-region multiplayer compatibility never happens. It doesn’t on DS, I can tell you. No clue why they’d do it, though.
Alan S
Thursday, July 30, 2009 at 5:41 PMThey have stated that this was done intentionally so that the US players will have a clean slate. Their reasoning was because they did not want to take away the experience of letting the multiplayer community mature / learn / grow together and be overwhelmed by skilled players (or something to that effect).
I believe the interview was on US Playstation blog :)