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Final Fantasy XV Gameplay Revealed

  • June 25, 2013
  • JRPG Video Games (Japanese Role-Playing Games)
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  • E3 2013
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  • Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core
  • Final Fantasy XV
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  • god of war
  • Japanese role playing game
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This game looks amazing already. Incorporating a more action-oriented battle style, Final Fantasy XV may eschew many of the series more traditional elements in favor of a gameplay style that, on appearance, looks like a cross of Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core and God of War.

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