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PS4 Japanese Exclusive
Release: May 24th, 2018
Even if you’d horde up your humanity and pull out the Covetous Gold Serpent Ring, it’s going be a tough drop with this Japanese exclusive – this is one rare Collector’s Piece
With the recent announcement of Dark Souls Remastered, we all expected some sort of bundle to commemorate this event, and frankly, this PlayStation 4 trilogy set is something to behold. And this is where The Dark Souls Trilogy Collection comes in. Sure, you get all three titles each with their respective DLCs, and the soundtrack collection scored by baroque gothic genius, Motoi Sakuraba, (perfect music for camping from our experience), 10 art prints of defining moments, a display frame, and special box packaging, but that’s quite standard now, especially in 2018.
What really makes us want to stick a hand into a Mimic willfully are the themed bookends and the item compendiums; this is perhaps where things get crazy nerdy. Remember the original box-art for Dark Souls? The one where it’s a knight diving into an abyss? Without any spoilers, let’s just say that this small detail would end up adding to the lore of the game itself, tantamount to the creative attention that Miyazaki and the entire dev team would carry throughout the experience of all three titles.
In between this division are where the item compendiums go – three encyclopedias per title including every single item and their accompanying flavor text; when you put the books where they are meant to be, the complete arrangement almost suggests that in Dark Souls, one must acquire all knowledge to find the path to rekindle the flame. And when one takes all the books out, by doing so, the bookends connect and become a diorama?! What?
