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Final Fantasy XV
Square Enix has released new trailers for three of its Final Fantasy XV-related projects: Final Fantasy XV, Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV, and Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV..
The new 60-minute trailer for Final Fantasy XV dives deep into the game's systems, revealing some of the new monsters, quests, equipment, and magic systems. Most notably, it showcases the game's "Wait Mode," which allows players to pause the game's battles to target enemies and command teammates. You can watch the full gameplay clip below.
There is also a new trailer for the fourth episode of Final Fantasy XV's anime series, Brotherhood. Episode four, "Bittersweet Memories," premieres tomorrow on Youtube, but the trailer reveals the episode will center around the relationship between Ignis and Noctis.
Finally, the opening for the Final Fantasy XV CG film, Kingsglaive, is now available on YouTube. The opening is narrated by Princess Luna (played by Game of Throne's Lena Headey) and introduces the titular Kingsglaive unit. You can watch the opening below.
Final Fantasy XV was recently delayed and is now expected to launch on November 29 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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