Final Fantasy XV has received some great news regarding its new gameplay details, as stated by the Japanese websites of both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Plus, Final Fantasy XV will use YEBIS 2 game engine for real time computer and optical effects. So Final Fantasy, are ready for the latest Final Fantasy XV news?
We've expected new details from Square Enix's new Final Fantasy title, Final Fantasy XV at the upcoming E3 2014 alongside Kingdom Hearts 3, but apparently the official Japanese websites of PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, stated some impressive details regarding the new combat mechanics and plot details.
The PS4 Japanese website stated that.
"The battles featured in Final Fantasy XV have evolved greatly from the previous games of the series, as it's created as an action game. The game switches seamlessly from the field to battle and the combat situation evolves rapidly. It goes on quickly with a sense of full realism.
"Also, it's possible to fight not only with the hero Noctis, but also to switch with other characters. Furthermore, it's also possible to perform a combination attack with a companion while enjoying the dynamic effect.
"Noctis can fight by making use of a variety of weapons and can move quickly within the areas by attacking enemies with stylish action! You can fight monsters by cooperating with an ally. The ability to fight in collaboration with unique companions is an important feature of this game."
As for the Xbox One Japanese website,
"Final Fantasy XV features a high action system unprecedented in the series. By taking advantage of the specs of next generation consoles, characters can move freely across the whole screen. In addition to that, the party battle system is now more advanced, allowing you to enjoy party battle by switching characters more strategically.
"As the royal heir of Lucis who has the last crystal in the world, the main character Noctis and his friends will suddenly be involved in the war."
According to reports by Gamer Headliners, Final Fantasy XV will use YEBIS 2 engine, the same engine that was used for Agni's Philosophy short back in 2012. Square Enix has been open in its testing of YEBIS 2, constantly displaying confidence that the engine is rather suitable for their primary needs. It comes no surprise that the development team behind Final Fantasy XV are beginning to weave YEBIS 2 into their construction of the well-awaited release. As we've seen how Agni's Philosphy worked out, this is the kind of display that Square Enix is beginning to place their unrelenting effort, and there's no doubt amongst the fanbase that it'll pay off for Final Fantasy XV.
If these new details can hype every Final Fantasy fan out there in the world, what would happen next if the new details for Final Fantasy XV are shown on E3 2014? If the Japanese people meant what they said about the game, then Final Fantasy XV is something worth the wait.
