Too Human [First Print Limited Edition] for Xbox 360 (Product Code: JZ6-00062) is the Japanese NTSC-J exclusive limited edition of Too Human, an action RPG developed by Silicon Knights and published by Microsoft Game Studios. This version was released in Japan on 28. Aug 08, shortly after the Western release.

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🎮 Game Overview

• Title: Too Human

• Edition: First Print Limited Edition (初回限定版)

• Platform: Xbox 360

• Product Code: JZ6-00062

• Region: NTSC-J (Japan only)

• Developer: Silicon Knights

• Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios

• Genre: Action RPG / Sci-Fi / Norse Mythology

• Release Date (Japan): 28. Aug 08

• Modes: Single-player, Online Co-op (2 players)

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🧠 Story & Setting

Set in a futuristic reimagining of Norse mythology, you play as Baldur, a cybernetically enhanced god, battling machines corrupted by Loki and other forces of chaos. The narrative blends ancient myth with science fiction and transhumanism themes.

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🕹️ Gameplay Features

• Diablo-style loot system: Tons of weapon and armor drops with upgrade paths.

• Tech-meets-magic combat: Melee and ranged fighting, plus divine powers.

• Class system: Choose from 5 distinct classes like Champion, Berserker, or Commando.

• Skill trees: Deep customization via RPG progression.

• Online Co-op: 2-player Xbox Live multiplayer campaign support.

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🎁 First Print Limited Edition Contents

The 初回限定版 (First Print Limited Edition) Japanese release includes:

• Special metallic packaging with unique cover art

• Bonus disc with:

  • Developer interviews

  • Trailers and behind-the-scenes footage

• Exclusive art booklet or manual (Japanese text)

• First-print Xbox Live DLC code (availability may be expired)

📌 These extras were available only with early Japanese shipments, making this a collector’s item.

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🌐 Region & Language Info

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📦 Summary Table

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🧾 Collector’s Note

• Too Human was pulled from sale globally due to a legal dispute between Silicon Knights and Epic Games over Unreal Engine usage.

• As a result, physical copies — especially region-specific editions like this one — have become rare.