Final Fantasy XV Gets Updated Dawn 2.0 Trailer from the Tokyo Game Show-January 2024

Jan 9, 2025 6:33 PM

　　Square Enix has released a new trailer for Final Fantasy XV from the Tokyo Game Show, which showcases some new footage from the updated Dawn Engine 2.0. Some screenshots can also be viewed below, courtesy of Gamersyde.

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Version 2.0 Features:

Enhancements to the AXB (Active Cross Battle) battle system (additional combination techniques etc.)Tweaks to the camera and targeting systemsMore combat actionsAdditional "separate ways" questsRe-balancing and bug fixingStabilised frame rate

Final Fantasy XV focuses on Noctis, the heir to the Lucian throne

Final Fantasy XV follows the heir to the Lucian throne, Noctis, as he embarks to wed the Lady Lunafreya Nox Fleuret. This is where his trials begin. In combat, he wields spectral weapons which he forges from thin air, a power possessed by those of his royal line.

　　Final Fantasy XV will be making its way to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in 2016, with a promised announcement of a specific release coming at an event in March. There has been no mention of a possible PC release so far, but hopefully that will be coming soon. We will bring you any new information on Final Fantasy XV and other titles from Square Enix, including Kingdom Hearts III, as soon as it becomes available.

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