Final Fantasy XV has turned out to become one of the most controversial games of the generation. From undistinguished release dates, to the gameplay teases. and slowly ascending updates, Square Enix may be running out of reasons to keep the fans waiting.
As reported by Gamespot, Final Fantasy was clarified to be released on 2016, at the earliest. Square Enix declared that at the end of the month, they might be able to come up with a more concrete answer as to when exactly the game is to be launched.
On a more technical note, Final Fantasy XV was noted to have a slightly more uncertain frame rate for the game that the PC version of the game might arrive later, after the other platforms. The supposed unachievable 60fps is quite a goal to reach, as mentioned by Tabata in a report via Dual Shockers.
He, however, stated that they will still stay on track with releasing the game on all the mentioned hardware; despite the utter difficulty in making the PC version compared to other next gen platforms, as done in the past.
According to IGN, a recent interview at Gamescom revealed that there are already plans of merging with a technological team that is based in Stockholm, Sweden, that is more than willing to collaborate with them in making and improving Final Fantasy XV.
Tabata was quoted saying, "We're talking to their central technology team based in Stockholm in Sweden about a certain collaboration we might do with them and the Final Fantasy XV team."
Tabata stated that he has full trust in the company's technological capabilities, and expects fruitful results from the said conjoining of ideas. With the all the rumors surrounding the Final Fantasy franchise, Square Enix definitely is in need of making haste. Final Fantasy XV, as stated by many fans, is nearly long gone, and only with seeing will they actually believe it.
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