Final Fantasy XV Update: Fans to Get PS4 and Xbox Version Sooner Than PC; The Director Maintains The Latter Is A Complex Process
The fantasy role playing video game titled as the 'Final Fantasy' is all set to budge excitement and enthusiasm for the fanatics. A hot cake-selling brand has established itself after being originally released in 1987 and since then, it is bound to enthrall and captivate the contestants.
And when the players seemed totally exasperated and anxious regarding the upcoming XV part; living in the age of spoiler paranoia, Square Enix has climbed the charts and is now the household name of every teenager!
Hajime Tabata, the director of the highly-anticipated spectacle, ventilated during a conducted interview in which he passed particulars regarding the upcoming DLC, PC version, it's frame rate and plenty of other concealed, hidden elements.
So brace yourself as the release date for Final Fantasy PS4 is just around the corner and that too in September. And Tabata has made it clear that the upcoming DLC version will be a far cry from the prior segments, thus, rendering endless interest and adventure for the followers.
Much counter arguments concerning the release date of the PC, XBOX and PS4 are up in the air. However, the developers have made it conspicuous that the release date for each of them will be totally different and if it does happen, then the PC version will definitely be launched at a much later date.
The developer has validated that the makers at the square Enix are assembling the best of the upcoming part and are indulged in right research to make sure the PC version is absolutely in-demand.
While the news regarding the release date of PS4 has attained the glare of publicity, the developers have not yet exposed the release date for the PC version as their main focus remains the PlayStation 4 and of course, the Xbox.
And while conversing with JeuxVideo, Tabata maintained that the PC version will come out after a roll as it a complex process.
The Final fantasy XV will be made public in September, this year for the PS4 and Xbox One.
