More Final Fantasy XV Details Coming at PAX Prime

By Alex Osborn

Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata has something special in store for PAX Prime, as Square Enix has revealed it will be holding an "Active Time Report" video broadcast during PAX Prime later this month.

According to GameSpot, the broadcast will air on Saturday, August 29, at 4:30 PM PT, during which time Tabata will take the stage at the Grand Hyatt Seattle hotel to discuss "a few personal stories" about the game's development, as well as "insights into the recently revealed trailer." 

We got a new look at Final Fantasy XV during gamesom in the form of a story-centric trailer that sheds some light on the tragic back story of the main character, Noctis. In case you missed it or would like a brief refresher before Tabata's presentation, we've embedded it below for your view pleasure.

You're welcome.

Square Enix is aiming to release Final Fantasy XV simulatenously around the globe next year. The wait has been incredibly long for this one, and as such, the level of expectation is impossibly high. Do you think Square Enix will be able to match or even exceed fans' soaring demand?

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