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10 Major Ways Gaming Changed Since FFXV was First Announced

A decade is a long time.

Final Fantasy XV was originally announced in May 2006 at Sony’s E3 Press Conference. Ten years later, Square Enix is hosting Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV event in LA, where they promise to reveal a release date for this sought after game.

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Lots can happen in a decade, especially in the gaming industry. Remember the time that:

PS4, Xbox One, and Wii U Released

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PS4: November 15, 2013

Xbox One: November 13, 2013

Wii U: November 18, 2012

It’s crazy to think that in the time of Final Fantasy XV’s development, we’ve had two console generations.

It would be this second generation of the PS4, Xbox One, and Wii U that actually saw a retail release of FFXV. Looking back now, it’s hard to imagine the PS3 and Xbox 360 handling the technical powerhouse that is FFXV, so here’s to hoping this decade development cycle pays off.


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