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Final Fantasy XV

Square Enix has revealed new footage of Final Fantasy XV on the recently held Taipei Game Show in Taiwan. In the video footage (which was recorded with a cam) you can see that you can take control of a cat and explore the railway station (which is still a work in progress).

But before showing the footage, Hajime Tabata announced that XPEC Entertainment, a Taiwanese publisher and developer is one of the many companies that will help Square Enix to develop Final Fantasy XV.

Final Fantasy Type-0

Square Enix has released a new trailer of Final Fantasy Type-0 HD from the Jump Festa 2015.

Final Fantasy XV

On the official Final Fantasy Facebook page Square Enix has revealed today the Tokyo Game Show 2014 trailer of Final Fantasy XV from a few months ago with English voices.

Final Fantasy Type-0

Square Enix has announced that they will release a collector's edition along the standard version of Final Fantasy Type-0 HD this spring. This collector's edition has a price tag of $99.99/£79.99/€99.99 and will include the following items:

  • Golden Steelbook Case
    Featuring illustrations by world-renowned artist Yoshitaka Amano, this premium case holds both the game and soundtrack CD.

  • Composers's selections soundtrack
    Includes 15 tracks hand-picked by the game's composer, Takeharu Ishimoto.

  • Final Fantasy Type-0 Manga
    A complete 200 page manga comic establishing the world and characters of the game.

  • 80 Page Art Book
    Dive into the war-torn land of Orience through its illustrations and art renders.

  • Ace's Cards
    Five life-size replicas of the iconic cards held by Class Zero's Ace.

  • Final Fantasy XV Episode Duscae Demo
    Every copy of the Collector’s Edition includes a code for the Final Fantasy XV playable demo.

Final Fantasy Type-0 HD collector's edition

Final Fantasy Type-0 HD will be released in North America on 17 March 2015, in Japan on 19 March 2015 and in Europe on 20 March 2015.

Final Fantasy X

At the beginning of this week Square Enix France made a mistake by showing Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster for PlayStation 4 in their store. After it was discovered by various websites, the page was removed.

Now it has been confirmed by Square Enix during a press conference in China that the game will be coming to PlayStation 4 this Spring. It will be available as physical copy and digital download for $49.99/£39.99/€49.99.

Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster PlayStation 4 box

Final Fantasy VII

During the PlayStation Experience keynote Shinji Hashimoto, producer at Square Enix, announced that the 2012 pc port of Final Fantasy VII will be released on PlayStation 4 this Spring. Well, this was kind of a disappointment ... We already can buy the game on PSN (PS3, PSP, PS Vita), SE Store and Steam. Kotaku has called this 'proberly the worst troll in recent video game history'.

Final Fantasy XV

Last Friday Square Enix Presents featured the first Active Time Report with the latest news and footage of games that are currently in development. The first report was dedicated to Final Fantasy Type-0 HD and Final Fantasy XV.

The stream starts of with Shinji Hashimoto greeting everybody welcome. After that a message from Hajime Tabata is showed where he apologies for the delay of Final Fantasy Agito+, the PlayStation Vita version of the original game which was originally scheduled for release on 15 January 2015.

Next item is Final Fantasy Type-0 HD where footage is shown about the characters with French text and English voices (footage shown on Paris Games Week).

For the Final Fantasy XV part of the stream Yasuyuki Matsunami, map director, and Yusuke Naora, art director, joins the stream to show exploration footage of Noctis and team through the Duscae region. Later also Tech Demo #1 is showed with the current build of Luminous Studio engine version 1.4.

The next Active Time Report will be streamed during Jump Festa which takes place on 20 and 21 December.

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Square Enix has revealed their line-up for the Tokyo Game Show 2014 that will take place from 18 till 21 September. Final Fantasy XV, Kingdom Hearts III and Final Fantasy Type-0 HD are the big absentees this year.

Tokyo Game Show 2014Playable

  • Bravely Second (Nintendo 3DS);
  • Chaos Rings III (PlayStation Vita, iOS, Android);
  • Deadman's Cross (PlayStation Vita, iOS, Android);
  • Dragon Quest IV (iOS, Android);
  • Dragon Quest VIII (iOS, Android);
  • Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn (PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4);
  • Final Fantasy Explorers (Nintendo 3DS);
  • Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX (PlayStation 3).

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  • 3594e (iOS);
  • Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One);
  • Dragon Quest X (Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, PC);
  • Dragon Quest Monster Paradise (PC);
  • Dragon Quest Monsters (iOS, Android);
  • Final Fantasy VII G-Bike (iOS, Android);
  • Gunslinger Stratos 2 (Arcade);
  • Kai-ri-Sei Million Arthur (iOS, Android);
  • Seiken Densetsu: Rise of Mana (PlayStation Vita);
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During the press conference of Sony Computer Entertainment Japan that took place earlier today Square Enix has announced, together with Tecmo Koei, a new game in the Dragon Quest series: Dragon Quest Heroes. The game is currently in development by Omega Force (Dynasty Warriors) and will be a hack & slash game, which makes it the first in the series, and will be released on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4.

They've also announced that a special edition of the PlayStation 4 will be available when Dragon Quest Heroes will be launced that is dubbed the Metal Slime edition. This silver edition of the PlayStation 4 console and controller will be imprinted with slime characters. Even the slime at top will be part of the USB cover.

PlayStation 4 Metal Slime Edition

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At the E3 it was revealed that Final Fantasy Type-0 will get a HD version on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. During PAX an interviewer of IGN asked Hajime Tabata, director of the game, asked why it isn't coming to PlayStation Vita. Tabata's answer a bit vague, but he kept circling around to the idea of his excitement of finally being able to play through the portable game on the big screen, on new hardware, and the fact that it’ll now be able to get out to a much wider audience.

Tabata assured that Final Fantasy Type-0 will be a full retail game and that is it currently about 80% done.

Final Fantasy Type-0 HD logo

You can read the full article on IGN.com.

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