"Final Fantasy" fans have something to celebrate now that the director of the game has recently announced the making of "Final Fantasy XV" and its possible release before 2017.

According to Crossmap, director Hajime Tabata confirmed that announcements about its date of release and some important facts about the game can be expected at the PAX Prime, which will be held on August 28-31 in Seattle Washington. An "active time report' about the 'Final Fantasy XV' will be broadcast on August 29 from 4:30 to 5:30 PM, make sure to watch out for the updates on their broadcast.

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Some notable changes on the "Final Fantasy XV," according Tabata, include the replacement of its main character Stella. The new title has put in Luna as the new main character instead of Stella. Tabata's team has been very careful about creating the storyline for Luna as fans immensely loved Stella, something they do not want to ruin while making transitions. When it comes to Stella's spells, Tabata refused to make any statement about it, but discloses anything that does not fit in the storyline will have to go.

According to GameSpot, "Final Fantasy XV" is not exactly new as it was previously announced its existence in another title, which is the "Final Fantasy Versus XIII." Now, the game has been integrated from old consoles to that of the next generation gaming platforms.

During the Gamescom event, Tabata assured fans that the "Final Fantasy XV" will be coming this 2016 and it will be available on Xbox One and Play Station 4. In his statement, he said "We can certainly say to people: it's not going to be 2017. It's going to be before that." The active time report that is going to transpire will feature some "personal stories" and experiences during the creation and development of the game.

Meanwhile, the remake of "Final Fantasy VII" has been made available on iOS and its debut has been successful. According to CNET, their Australian fans have been very ecstatic about the integration, until then, Android based smartphones will have to wait for further notice about the game.

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