"Final Fantasy XV" will feature more in-game features for the PC version, a new game trailer and more "Ultimate Collector's Editions" being produced soon.
Square Enix showcased a new game trailer for "Final Fantasy XV" which features the "day and night" time lapse of the game. The trailer was first seen on IGN as gamers will see the familiar setting of the Hammerhead Gas Station that was featured in the first "Final Fantasy XV" demo "Episode: Duscae".
The day and night settings will have a crucial effect within the game as Square Enix explained before that players will encounter more powerful and deadly monsters at night, thus challenging gamers to put their skills to the test.
"Final Fantasy XV" will have several beautiful and magnificent settings as it combines real world places with a hint magic and technology for the game's lore.
Aside from the day and night time lapse trailer, Square Enix announced that they will be producing 10 thousand more "Ultimate Collector's Editions" of "Final Fantasy XV" for the gaming fans who are not able to pre-order the first batch of it during its announcement on March
It is said that it will be the final batch of "Ultimate Collector's Editions" as Square Enix stated that they will not guarantee that they will arrive in time for "Final Fantasy XV's" release on September, VG 24/7 reported.
Square Enix tweeted that the will try their very best to launch the "Ultimate Collector's Editions" of "Final Fantasy XV" in time with no such delays and will provide more updates regarding it closer to the time of the game's scheduled release date.
In other new, it seems that Square Enix will likely add more in-game features for "Final Fantasy XV" in its PC version soon.
Game director Hajime Tabata explained that the PC version of "Final Fantasy XV" will incorporate some features that were forced to abandon by the development team in making game due to the limitations present in the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles.
The PC version of "Final Fantasy XV" will be more technically developed than the console versions, but Square Enix will be developing it from scratchby doing more research on it and adding the best specifications for the game, IDigital Times reported.
Square Enix added that they wanted the PC version to launch closely to the console versions, but after researching on th DirectX 11, all the work was put on the consoles and they will do further research on it in making the PC version and will likely launch it after the console versions are released.
Gaming fans will be expecting new updates and game details for "Final Fantasy XV" next month in its new Active Time Report during the E3 2016 event.
"Final Fantasy XV" will launch on Sept. 30 for the PS4 and Xbox One consoles.