Final Fantasy Type-0 HD pre-order items now in Dota 2

The Final Fantasy Type-0 HD pre-order items are now in Dota 2, so if you’ve been checking for your Chocobo or wishing you had vision of your wards, they should now be in your armory.

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Square Enix decided to boost their Final Fantasy Type-0 HD pre-orders by offering a trio of exclusive Dota 2 items for plonking down your cash early, and while there was a bit of rage at those items not being available as soon as the game launched, the latest 50MB Dota 2 patch adds them in. If you didn’t pre-order but really want a Chocobo courier… well, I think they can be sold on the Marketplace from September, so start checking around then.

The items in question are a Master Chocobo courier, a Class Zero Moogle ward, and a loading screen featuring a chocobo. Here’s the courier:

dota 2 final fantasy courier

I’m downloading Final Fantasy Type-0 HD now, so we’ll hopefully have some impressions of the PC version up tomorrow.


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