Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition and Royal Edition coming this March

The complete FF XV journey

Are you a wait-n-see gamer, the type of person who doesn’t buy the first version of a game and instead waits until they see that inevitable Game of the Year/Complete/Deluxe/Gold edition? Sure, it means you may not experience the hottest games in the year they are released, but hey, you save some money and get everything in a single package at often a price cheaper than its initial retail price. I’ve become more of a wait-n-seer in the past few years and held off buying games like Resident Evil VII and Final Fantasy XV. The wait for RE VII ends this week when I pick up the Gold Edition and in March, I’ll finally get my hands on Noctis and company when Square Enix launches Final Fantasy XV: Royal Edition.

Launching worldwide March 6, 2018, FFXV: Royal Edition will include the base gam𝓀e and e🗹verything listed here:

• An all-new dungeon – Insomnia City Ruins: Expanded Map 
• New features such as first-person mode𝓰, new gear, and new bo꧒sses. 
• Armige🍌r Unleashed – after you collect all 13 royal arms, a more action-oriented mode of the Armiger is u𝄹nlocked 
• Royal Vessel – the boat from FFXV is now a controllable♔ vehicle. The same body of water (between Caꦗpe Caem and Altissia) can now be freely explored. 
• All season pass content – Episode Gladiolus, Episode Prompto, Multiplayer Expansion: Comrades, and Episode Ignis. 
• Over a d♏ozen pieces of DLC, including weapons, Regalia car skins, and item sets.

Final Fantasy XV: Royal Edition will retail🐓 for $49.99 on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Now, if you were waiting for the game to hit PC, your wait will also end on March 6 when Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition launches.

FEXV: Windows Edition will include everything found in the Royal Edition with a few enhancements, including:

• Supports native 4K (m𒉰aximum 8K) resolution and H💧DR10 
• Mod support 
• First Person mode
• High-resolution compatible displ🤡ay requir🍸ed for 4K/8K 
• Windows 10 Creators Update𓄧 compatible display required for HDR10

Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition will be available for pre-order starting February 1 on Origin, Steam and the Wi🐓ndows Store, each with their own exclusive pre-order bonus. Square Enix has listed the minimum specs required to run the game:

• OS: Windows 7 SP1/ Windows 8.1 / Windows 10 64-bit
• CPU: Intel Core i5-2500 (3.3GHz or higher) or AMD FX-6100 (3.3GHz or higher)
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeF🐲orce GTX 76ꦐ0/NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050/AMD Radeon R9 280
• Memory: 8GB
• Hard Disc Free Space on SSD: 100GB or higher
• Sound Card: DirectSound compatible sound card, Windows Sonic and Dolby Atmos suppor🔴t
• DirectX: DirectX 11

 [FinalFantasyXV.com]