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Microsoft has created an added incentive to pre-order Lost Odyssey: if you don't pre-order, you don't get the full game.
Customers who pre-order the game from participating retailers will get a special redemption card that will permit the download of two slivers of in-game content. Both are described as being "unavailable anywhere else."
The first is "'The Forgotten Song' (found in-game at Virno's Tavern in Uhra)" which apparently 'recalls a fresh reflection of a dream.' Considering the main character, Kaim, is an amnesiac, and a good deal of the game is about piecing together his past, this would suggest that a significant part of the story is being withheld from the non pre-ordering public.
The other bit of content is a "'Master's Secret Script' that grants the skill 'Weapon Guard 2.'" This defensive bonus is effectively a cheat code, making the game slightly easier, and thus more accessible to newcomers. Since it is the hard-core RPG fans that will be pre-ordering Lost Odyssey, this set of training wheels doesn't make a great deal of sense, either.
Lost Odyssey is from Hironobu Sakaguchi, the creator of Final Fantasy. The game goes on sale across Australia on February 7. The Xbox 360 exclusive will retail for $99.95, and has been rated MA15+ for 'Strong violence and themes.'
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