What was the Japanese Dark Souls Trilogy Box?
Japan only, 2018: the whole trilogy in one heavy box, with bookends.
The Dark Souls Trilogy Box was released exclusively in Japan on May 24, 2018 for PlayStation 4, the same week as the Remastered edition abroad. It gathers the enhanced PlayStation 4 versions of all three Dark Souls games with every downloadable expansion, the complete soundtracks for all three, a pair of bookends, art prints, and a set of in-game item dictionaries documenting every item in the trilogy.
No Western equivalent exists. Bandai Namco sold the West the games; Kadokawa’s home market got the monument, the trilogy treated, six years after it ended, as a complete work to be shelved as one object.
INSIDE THE BOX
As released · May 24, 2018Three games, complete
Dark Souls Remastered, Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin and Dark Souls III with all expansions, in their PlayStation 4 forms.
All the music
The soundtracks of all three games included, the Sakuraba and Kitamura scores as physical media, in the box, rather than a download code.
Bookends and dictionaries
A pair of knight bookends to hold the shelf, art prints, and item dictionaries cataloguing the trilogy’s full inventory: the flavour-text archive, printed as reference books of its own.