The highly anticipated "Final Fantasy XV" is set to be released in 2016 and has gotten updates regarding its plot.
According to gamespot.com, Hajime Tabata, the video game's director, assured fans by saying "We can certainly say to people: it's not going to be 2017. It's going to be before that."
Tabata could not confirm the exact date and said "At the very least, I can tell you that it isn't going to be released this year. I think we'll be able to tell you when we're making the announcement around PAX Prime, at the end of this month."
He then added "I understand why people are feeling that way after coming to Cologne and speaking to a lot of the media," he said. "We really do get the feeling that people are a bit worried. Certainly, one thing I would like to say to them to reassure them, is that we've set down the release date, we know when it is, and we've got a complete road map lined up, right up to launch, and we're proceeding along that as planned."
As per gamespot.com, the upcoming game story is centered around a political battle. The article states that "Noctis' kingdom of Lucius is days away from signing an armistice with the kingdom of Nifelheim. Prior to the treaty signing, Noctis leaves for the imperial province of Tenebrae, where he will formalize Lucis' union with the state through his marriage to the Lady Lunafreya."
"This peace offering turns out to be a ruse, and the imperial city's army seizes Lucis' throne and its sacred crystal. On his way to Tenebrae, Noctis learns that he, his father, and Lunafreya are all believed to be dead. Noctis sets out with his three companions--Ignis, Gladiolus, and Prompto--to set things right and fulfill his destiny."
