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More Final Fantasy XV Information Coming On June 4
While there won't be a major Final Fantasy XV E3 presence this year, director Hajime Tabata will be responding to fans next week. Square Enix has announced the date and time for the next episode of Active Time Report.
Tabata and global marketing manager Akio Ofuji will be back to offer another development update. In previous episodes, we learned about plans to update the Episode Duscae demo.
It was also during Active Time Report that Tabata shared that the game won't be making a splash at E3. The program is fully subtitled, so you can understand everything, even if you don't speak Japanese.
Active Time Report will air on June 4 at 6 a.m. Pacific / 9 a.m. Eastern. You can watch on YouTube or Twitch. For more on Final Fantasy XV, check out our most recent preview.\
Our Take
I've spoken with Tabata before and have enjoyed how enthusiastic and open he is. The Active Time Report is a great way to keep fans in the loop, especially after Final Fantasy XV seemingly made no progress for years. Tabata seems like the right person to bring Final Fantasy XV through to the end, and I especially enjoy that Square Enix subtitles the Active Time Report so we can enjoy and learn from it.
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