Namco Bandai have announced that the CyberConnect2 developed title JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle is getting a new limited edition- or, as they’re calling it, the Exquisite Edition.

The exquisite edition will include, of course, the main, full game, which will be packaged in a “special packaging.” But that’s not why the edition is exquisite, is it now? No, the Exquisite Edition also comes with an “amazing and very rare Swarovski figurine made out of 6000 Swarovski crystals.”

“Offering to our players a high quality game is always our top priority, with JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle we are clearly reaching and topping this goal. Namco Bandai Games is a company that really cares not only about its consumers, but about everyone. This is how the idea of creating a very unique special edition and offering the money to a charity association is born! From our point of view, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, with its legendary status is the best license to do such a campaign and heighten the awareness of the whole community!,” said Hiroaki Ochiai, senior VP of IP strategy at Namco Bandai Europe.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle will be out in the West in late April this year.

Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn debuted on the PS3 with 184,018 units sold. Not a horrible number by any means but Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure has sold more than twice that number. GungHo Online Entertainment’s Ragnarok Odyssey Ace debuted on the Vita with 31,622 units sold while Capcom’s Lost Planet 3 debuted at fourth with 27,503 units sold on PS3.

It’s odd not seeing a 3DS title in the top 3, but it’d be ludicrous to not see one in the top five. That being said, Disney Magic Castle: My Happy Life stood at 17,061 units sold this week, with 244,570 lifetime sales. It still seems that a price drop hasn’t done much to bolster the PS Vita’s sales. Stay tuned for more details.