"Final Fantasy XV" on PlayStation VR is now earning a number of reactions from a lot of game aficionados. Although the used of PlayStation VR on "Final Fantasy XV" is really appealing, some said that the experience is not as intense as what the players can see in the game.
The Component
Attack of the Fanboy, via International Business Times, cited that a new video revealed the component of the PlayStation VR at Japan Expo 2016 in France.
In the clip, a player can be seen playing the role of Prompto on "Final Fantasy XV" shooting his monster enemies through PlayStation VR.
Prompto is keeping his distance from his opponents on "Final Fantasy XV" using his weapon, but it is quite different compared to how hands-on the other components are.
Additional Mechanics
Moreover, extra components on "Final Fantasy XV" include more ways on how a player can enjoy playing the title. However, this might be available exclusively as not everyone owns a PlayStation VR.
The component also comes as an addition to those game aficionados who pre-ordered their PlayStation VR and buying "Final Fantasy XV."
Unfortunately, the video showed also displayed other areas at the event as the user who took the clip was not focused on capturing the sample game of "Final Fantasy XV."
'Final Fantasy XV' At SIGGRAPH
Meanwhile, game critics are now looking forward to the release of "Final Fantasy XV" after 10 years of being under development, as per Gaming Bolt.
At SIGGRAPH, the New York-based Association for Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques, Square Enix is about to reveal the technologies they used for "Final Fantasy XV."
Aside from that, Square Enix, too, will host a number of discussions about "Final Fantasy XV" visual effects, artificial intelligence and rendering techniques.
"Final Fantasy XV" is set to be released on Sept. 30 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, while its PC version will be worked on subsequently.
