Not just a done in one game, Final Fantasy XV was designed for longevity and as a platform for more content to thrown into its mix along the way. That was two years ago, and in a new announcement from Square Enix, it looks like the tale of brotherhood has finally reached the end of its road. Albeit far earlier than intended.
Final Fantasy XV is a very different beast when compared to the games of the past. Hell, it’s a different animal when compared to itself and its initial launch. Say what you like about premium-priced DLC, but there’s no denying that the core architecture that supports all of that content has been tweaked and improved drastically over the months. An idea that came from extending Final Fantasy XV for as long as possible.
Final Fantasy XV is getting the rumoured Royal Edition treatement, which is packed to the brim with new content. Better still, the ambitious adventure is also arriving on PC on the same day.
Already arriving with Street Fighter’s Akuma in the main roster, Tekken 7 will also soon add Fatal Fury’s Geese Howard to the mix. So what’s the secret? How does a game like Tekken choose a guest character? “It was kind of a different circumstance from Akuma. The decision making occurred outside of Tekken 7 and outside of initial planning,” series head Katushiro Harada said to Game Informer.
Get ready for some swords and sorcery action, as Final Fantasy XV's Noctis is getting ready to enter the King Of The Iron Fist Tournament in Tekken 7.
Final Fantasy XV's long awaited multiplayer expansion, Comrades, is launching properly at the end of next month. And it's giving you the chance to make your own adventures in XV's massive world.
Six Astrals live within Final Fantasy XV, and they're ready to provide you with aid should you call upon them. Here's how to summon the mighty elemental forces.
Magic is a different beast in Final Fantasy XV. Here's a few tips and secrets on how to get the most out of Elemancy.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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