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)
New "Final Fantasy 15' details have been revealed regarding two new gamer trailers from Tokyo Game Show and possible PC version in the works.
Square Enix has revealed two new game trailers for "Final Fantasy 15" during the Tokyo Game Show event as these videos feature Luna's possible backstory and different test locations for the game. The first trailer is titled "Dawn 2.0" and it is a continuation of the teaser story that was shown in E3 2015 featuring King Regis holding a young Noctis in his arms.
Dawn 2.0 show's Luna sitting on a chair and being held at gun point by soldiers as she remembers something horribel from her past as a child, being assaulted by an unknown man in armor which happened fifteen years before the events of "Final Fantasy 15." The next scene focuses on Noctis as he also remembers that day his father carried in the same spot he was standing when he was a child. The video ends with both characters standing up and about to meet each other as their journeys are about to begin.
The second trailer is a behind-the-scenes video that features different looks test for "Final Fantasy 15." Different places such as caves, grass fields and mountains were used for game's locations and animals such as lions and giraffes were used to design the monsters featured in "Episode: Duscae" demo, VG 24/7 reported.
Square Enix added that new game activities will be present in "Final Fantasy 15" such as fishing and riding chocobos to explore the different forest and terrains within the game,Twinifinite reported.
The Japanese game publisher previously showcased that driving mechanics for "Final Fantasy 15" that allows gamers to experience the open road, travelling and going to different places, as well as tuning and upgrading their car, Regalia.
There are also rumors of PC version in the works as several PC gamers signed a petiton from Change.org asking Square Enix to put "FFXV" in the PC platform. The signatures were said to have reached over 13,000.
"Final Fantasy XV" will be released sometime in 2016 for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles.
