I can show you the woooooorld of Final Fantasy XV, shining, shimmering, spleeeeeeeendid!

A couple years ago, I was worried about Square Enix, but it seems that they've turned things around.

Square Enix is putting more Collector's Editions of Final Fantasy XV into production thanks to popular demand

It just wouldn't be Final Fantasy without a few Cactuars or Ruby Dragons roaming the landscape. But expect different takes on old faces in Final Fantasy XV.

According to Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata, it was thought that the iconic series had peaked and was in decline.

Final Fantasy XV might be offering players more freedom than ever before, but don't call it an open-world RPG.

New details on gameplay, story and progression have been revealed for Final Fantasy XV. And a butt-load of quests as well.

If you missed out on a chance to grab one of those super-duper editions of Final Fantasy XV, some good news might be on the horizon.

Final Fantasy XV looks amazing, but it really is struggling to maintain stability on either console.

Square Enix isn't making any promises about Final Fantasy XV on PC, although if it happens it's still miles away.

Making massive games is expensive, so Square Enix needs FFXV to ship a lot of units just to break even.

More of a technical showcase than a proper gameplay experience demonstration, the Final Fantasy XV demo is still something worth gawking at.