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Catch Up On All The News From The Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV Event
Last night, Square Enix hosted the Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV event in Los Angeles, CA to reveal the release date and celebrate the highly-anticipated entry with new footage and a slew of announcements. It was a lot to digest, so here's a guide to all the major reveals, in case you missed anything, or just want another look what's on the horizon. Click the links below to get more details on each new nugget.
The Father Of Final Fantasy Hironobu Sakaguchi Shared His Excitement On Stage
Florence and the Machine Sings "Stand By Me" The Theme Song
You Can Download A New Demo Now About Noctis As A Child
A Five-Episode Anime Series Will Tell The Group Of Friends' Origin Stories
Feature Length Final Fantasy XV Film "Kingsglaive" Arrives This Year
A New Trailer Debuted The Badass Titan Summon
Move Over Blitzball, Pinball Is XV's Addictive Mini-Game
The Release Date Is Indeed September 30
Deluxe And Ultimate Editions Can Now Be Pre-Ordered
If you want to watch the event in its entirety, you can watch the archived version here
What did you think of the event? Let us know in the comments below!
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