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Final Fantasy XV
Square Enix showed a new trailer for Final Fantasy XV at the 2014 Jump Fiesta festival, showcasing lots of new details and gameplay.
In the trailer you can see some of the story setup related to government overthrow in the city of Insomnia, and we meet Final Fantasy's first female Cid, who goes by Cidney. We also see what appears to be a battle against a God of War III sized titan creature, and some inner-city exploration.
You can check out the trailer below which appeared at the Jump Fiesta Festival, an annual expo in Japan celebrating the Shōnen Jump magazine publication, which is home to many popular manga.
Along with the trailer, there was also a Q&A with director Hajime Tabata who answered a few questions about the game, but kept everything mostly ambiguous. You can find a full transcription of the panel on Kotaku. One of the biggest takeaways from Tabata is that the titan seen in the trailer is important to the game – too important to discuss in detail.
For more on Final Fantasy XV, head here.
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