Bravely Default
"Bravely Default" released on October 11, 2012. It was published by Square Enix. Along with the standard edition, Square Enix created a collector's edition for exclusive sale through their online store. The collector's edition featured an AR poster, a first print copy of the game's soundtrack, an art book, and a themed 3DS protective case. Downloadable content in the form of additional character costumes were made available both through promotional codes and post-release content. An updated edition of the game, titled "Bravely Default: For the Sequel", was announced in August 2013 in "Weekly Shōnen Jump" for a release on December 5 that year. "For the Sequel" was stated to have over a hundred different improvements and adjustments: these included additional save slots, additional difficulty levels, auto saving options, the addition of new subevent scenes, new gameplay elements such as the "Bravely Second" ability, and subtitles in multiple languages. Many of these alterations were based on questionnaires sent out by the company after the original version's release. According to staff, "For the Sequel" was intended as a "trial version" for its sequel, already in development after the success of "Bravely Default".