A Glimpse Of A New Area In Final Fantasy XV From A Cat’s Perspective

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At the Taipei Game Show this weekend, Square Enix showed off a new area in Final Fantasy XV, through something jokingly dubbed a “cat cam”. (Thanks, Game Jouhou)

 

Taiwanese developer XPEC Entertainment are one of the companies assisting with the development of Final Fantasy XV, and the cat cam idea came from them, based on Square Enix’s “dog cam,” which was shown back in December, as cats are more agile and can reach more places.

 

Final Fantasy XV is in development for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Square Enix have hinted at an eventual PC release of the game as well.


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