Final Fantasy XV is an action-RPG video game developed by Square Enix for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles. (Photo : Facebook/Final Fantasy XV)
The latest details for "Final Fantasy XV" will feature a new mobile game, Regalia customization, mini-games and Nintendo NX version not in the works.
Square Enix showcased new gameplay videos for "Final Fantasy XV" during the PlayStation Access event, which features several car customization for the Regalia and new mini-games for players to enjoy. As seen on the video, players will have the ability to customize the Regalia with the help of Cindy Aurum from different car paint jobs, placing logos, engine change, rims, wheels and many more.
Each customization for the Regalia will perform different functions, acting almost like it is a fifth character within the party. Previous trailers see the Regalia transforms from being a car to a flying mobile jet. Perhaps this will added to the game's car customization as the players progress to the story.
Aside from the Regalia customization, a new mini-game will be introduced in "Final Fantasy XV" as gamers will have a chance to change the clothing and appearance of each playable character. There is also a foot race mini-game were Gladiolus challenges Noctis and more fishing features, Siliconera reported.
In other news, a new tie-up game for "Final Fantasy XV" has been revealed as Square Enix announced "King’s Knight: Wrath of the Dark Dragon" for the mobile devices.
"King's Knight: Wrath of the Dark Dragon" is part of the "Final Fantasy XV" Universe, and is actually one of the games played by the characters in that world similar to "Justice Monsters Five". It is a free-to-play, features 4-player multiplayer, and will eventually be available as a mini-game playable in "FFXV" through its DLC, Kotaku reported.
Game director Hajime Tabata once stated that he and Square Enix will look into porting "Final Fantasy XV" into the new PS4 Pro as well as Microsoft's Xbox Scorpio console.
Square Enix looks to put "Final Fantasy XV" on the PC platform soon as Tabata stated that the PC version is still under consideration, and they are focus on promoting, finishing and releasing the sequel on the consoles.
Sadly, Nintendo users will be disappointed to hear that Square Enix will no be porting "Final Fantasy XV" on the Nintendo NX as Tabata stated in an interview that he and the game developers have no plans for the console at the moment.
Previous reports hinted that "Final Fantasy XV" will feature a new "magic crafting system", that allows players to customize several magic spells and items to create a powerful spell for Noctis and the gang to use.
Elemental spells such as fire, blizzard, and thunder are used the basis for the spell, when combined can create Fira, Thundra, Blizzara, but gamers can further enhance the spell by adding items such as potions, elixirs, phoenix down etc. to have additional effects on the spell.
The driving system in the sequel has been improved as players can drive the Regalia on the opposite side of the road and will have damage mechanics when players crashed in to cars or objects.
"Final Fantasy XV" will launch on Nov. 29 for PS4 and Xbox One consoles.
