A May 2016 release date has been scheduled for the Square Enix-produced game "Final Fantasy XV" for the PS4 and Xbox One, Cyberland reported.

This March, Gamespot also reported Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata's  thoughts on the "FFXV" demo, namely "Episode Duscaue", asking players' opinions on how to improve the game.

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IGN's interview with Tabata revealed that FFXV is 60 percent complete. Its development is being represented by the demo, which in turn, turned out to be an open opinion page about finishing the game.

Kotaku pinpointed his likes and dislikes concerning the upcoming Final Fantasy XV: Episode Duscae, the fifteenth main Final Fantasy game. He noted the brotherhood, multitasking, fights in general, the soundtrack and the production values as some of the strengths of the game.

Looking at the other side of the commentary, Schreier scrutinized the constant frame rate drops in Episode Duscae to be distracting. There is one button for defense and a camera revamping problem; a lack of monster types and a jump mode as if the character entered a high-gravity mode as the weak points of the game, to name a few.

It's said that most interesting thing about Final Fantasy XV is that no matter how many hours gamers may spend with it, they really are clueless as to what the final game will be like since they only know trivial matters about the game in its overall viewpoint.

E3, or the Electronic Entertainment Expo Expo 2015 from June 16-18 is expected to be the perfect place to reveal more details about Final Fantasy XV or a probable release date for the video game.

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