Square Enix has been looking long and hard at Final Fantasty XV since the launch of the demo, and there are some major changes taking place for the final release.
While gameplay footage is looking fun, it's the deeper lore and character information that is making me even more intrigued about Final Fantasy XV.
Final Fantasy XV is looking deeper and more interesting every time I see it, and this new trailer is no exception.
JRPGs typically take many hours to complete, and I'm sure Final Fantasy XV will be no different. With a world this big, it might just take that long to see the whole thing.
Final Fantasy XV was shown off this weekend and it's looking gorgeous while showing off some new gameplay elements. 2016 feels far too far away.
Final Fantasy XV is exploring new themes that are making me excited to play the game. The bond between father and son is one such theme, and the metaphors in the game are already quite compelling.
Final Fantasy XV will be releasing on the same currently unknown date (presumably holiday 2016) around the world, but that wasn't an easy order for the company.
Airships might still be a problem in Final Fantasy XV, but there're other bits of information that are making the game sound even better. Now for Squeenix to just give us a proper launch window.
I am still full of enthusiasm for Final Fantasy XV, and it is hitting a lot of right notes. But there are still some things that might not sit right with fans.
What time is it? Time for a new Final Fantasy XV trailer that may or may not contain swords and a puppy. Hold onto your pants, because I've got some good feelings about this one.
Final Fantasy XV development is well underway, but that doesn't mean even our basic assumptions should be set in stone.
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