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Final Fantasy XV
Square Enix showcased some new details about Final Fantasy XV last night during its PAX panel, and the full stream of the panel is now archived for viewing online.
You will find some uninterrupted gameplay starting at the 40:54 mark. It focuses mostly on the car driving aspect of the game and includes interesting tidbits like the fact that your car can run out of gas, and you will have to push the car to the nearest gas station if that happens. Additionally, you will see lots of new concept art, as well as some behind the scenes development footage and early work done on the game.
The big news from the PAX panel was revealed when the panel wrapped up last night. Final Fantasy XV releases next year and its exact date will be revealed in March. You can find more on those details here.
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