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Namco Bandai is hopping on the crowdsourcing craze by letting player’s fund extra incentives to be included in the Wizard’s Edition of the PS3-exlcusive Ni no Kuni, which is set to be released on January 22, 2013. Of course, they’re not telling you what the additional items are but they’re hoping with the excitement and good will of the fans, players will fork over their hard earned cash! Check out Ninostarter here.
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