Tales of Xillia had several downloadable content (DLC) which changed a character's appearance or provided in-game bonuses such as items, currency, or levels.
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The other major item of currency held by the public is coin.
What they found was that gamers tending toward "problem gambling" habits (i.e. spending or behavior that negatively affects everyday life and relationships) spent considerably more on loot boxes than normal gamers — yet that wasn't the case for general microtransactions like outright buying an in-game item or currency.
Extracted information included: study design, cost of range of allied health and community services, source of cost item information, currency and the year of cost collection.
This means in-game items and currency have real value.
The game bucks the dominant trend of "free-to-play" mobile games that make their money by selling virtual items and currency.
