During the Tokyo Game Show, Square Enix revealed some new details regarding the Lore and two major characters, King Regis and Luna, for Final Fantasy XV.
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In addition, the anticipated Final Fantasy VII will not be made in Square Enix’s custom-built engine and will most likely run Luminous Engine, the same engine responsible for other upcoming game Final Fantasy XV and some parts of Kingdom Hearts III before it was transferred to Unreal Engine 4.
The original Final Fantasy Type-0 launched on PSP in October 2011 in Japan.
Over the past few months, perhaps to overcompensate for a decade of development hell, the people behind Final Fantasy XV have been slooooowly teasing out information about their upcoming RPG, putting on regular video presentations where they rehash trailers, dole out minutia about FFXV’s plot and gameplay, and promise to reveal more information in the future. While not 100% confirmed, Square Enix is considering bringing this game to the West as well. Last week we reported on Final Fantasy Agito being officially cancelled, with another game set to take its place instead as a sort of “reborn” version. By her side stands the mysterious, black-haired Gentiana. Lastly, one of the best things the Final Fantasy VII is definitely its storyline.
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Square Enix announced a new online game, Final Fantasy Type-0 Online, to be released in Japan in spring of 2016 for mobiles and PC, developed by flawless World. Staying in the Japanese region as of the moment, the game is being considered for a release in North American and European regions, too.
