The anticipated Square Enix title, Final Fantasy XV, is still on its way to the masses but as early as now, gamers are already treated to what will be in store for the future. This has been known to somewhat cause a stir in the Japanese crowds that have followed the series from the early going and maybe more now that is nearly released.
As reported by WCCF Tech, Final Fantasy XV is one of the titles expected to appear in the Taipei Game Show this year and with it, the further possibilities of what the game will further offer. So far, a few hints and points have been given to the public and they may well be the ones that can either make or break the game.
According to Christian Post, the fifteenth installment in the franchise offers a vast and chock-full series of locations within the cities of Altissia and Insomnia. Such are market places, parks, cafes and the like which make the map almost too big to venture all at once.
The team themselves stated that they were also lost along the way due to the size of maps. On a different note, the new battle system proves to be the neutral game changer at this point, especially for the gamers who have known the series' ins and outs from the very start.
Delivered by Attack of the Fan Boy, a new system in the game permits players to switch between battle modes, allowing them to dictate the pace that they want the entire mission to undergo. It could transpire from being casual and plain to a more action-packed and straight forward approach.
This is at some point, a different vibe for the more seasoned players that were used to the previous settings but may be too early to conclude if will be for either the better or worse of the title.
Final Fantasy XV is due to be released sometime within the year as per Square Enix. The game is considerably playable from beginning to end, and since fans crave for the said expansion, all the best results are only in a short matter of time.
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