Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata resigns from studio
Most, but not all, DLC plans have been canned
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Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition launches on PS4 and Xbox One, coming soon to Switch
You'll soon be able to get your Final Fantasy fix on the Switch
The Best PC Games (You Should Be Playing)
The PC gaming landscape might be a bit quiet at this time of year, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of amazing titles worthy of your time. From brand new entries to those older hits that never stop being fun, here are the best PC games you should be playing.
AMD Adrenalin Driver 18.3.3 improves A Way Out, Sea of Thieves
The latest Radeon Adrenalin Hotfix adds support for A Way Out, Sea of Thieves and Vulkan 1.1, but also fixes an intermittent stutter in Forza Motorsport 7. Gameplay in Final Fantasy XV and Star Wars Battlefront 2 has also been improved.
AMD hotfix further improves Final Fantasy XV performance
This new AMD hotfix further improves performance for Final Fantasy XV compared to previous releases, particularly on Vega 64 and Radeon RX 580 models (and derivatives). Minor stutters on particle effects in FFXV have also been fixed.
New Radeon Adrenalin Driver boosts Final Fantasy XV, DOTA 2
The latest Radeon Adrenalin hotfix driver is out with performance optimizations for Final Fantasy XV, Warhammer: Vermintide II and DOTA 2. In DOTA 2 they promise a 6% gain if you're using a Radeon RX 580. This is part of new eSports title optimizations (Overwatch, PUBG) that includes other metrics such as 99th percentile frame times.
New GeForce driver arrives for Final Fantasy XV, PUBG and more
As one can expect, Nvidia has released a new set of GeForce drivers (version 391.01) that promise the optimal gaming experience for Final Fantasy XV, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Warhammer: Vermintide 2, and World of Tanks 1.0.
Gaming update round-up: Super Mario Odyssey, Warcraft III and Final Fantasy XV
Cosmetic additions, character balancing, a new minigame and more
Final Fantasy XV Mega CPU Battle
Today we're checking out Final Fantasy XV CPU performance using the new standalone benchmark released ahead of next month's PC launch. The reason we want to look at CPU performance first is because the game is extremely CPU intensive, far more so than we were expecting.
Final Fantasy XV's 'Pocket Edition' mobile port arrives February 9
Will FFXV's mobile port do the original game justice?
Final Fantasy XV PC nude mods left to the "moral sense" of players
Expect them as soon as the game hits the PC
Look for an Assassin's Creed crossover in the next Final Fantasy XV update
Are crossovers the next big thing in gaming?
The PC version of Final Fantasy XV will reportedly take up 170GB of drive space (updated)
4K textures and numerous enhancements come at a cost
Final Fantasy XV Review
Let's get this out of the way: Final Fantasy XV is a great video game. It steers the series in a promising new direction, reveals a spectacular new world, and introduces a combat system as satisfying as any I've played. For all of its warts and wrinkles---and there are quite a few warts and wrinkles---Final Fantasy XV is often a thing of beauty.
