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Ron Burgundy
In an hour-long video posted to their YouTube channel, Square Enix revealed what Final Fantasy XV's open-world will look like, and the clip does not disappoint.
The 10-minute-long clip starts with four player characters in a car, driving along a country road, passing what may be the first gas station in Final Fantasy history. Other cars are on the road as well, and they look surprisingly Earthly in design, as opposed to the future-fantasy style that's typified Final Fantasy in recent years.
Eventually, the foursome pulls over and heads out on foot, travelling through a huge valley teeming with wildlife. Eventually their stroll takes them by a lake where towering creatures resembling dinosaurs were seen grazing, as well as a fairly expansive forest. No combat is featured in the video, though many of the creatures throughout the walkthrough appeared to be aggressive, particularly as day cycled to night towards the later parts. The piece ends as the four characters are making their way back to their ride, when some imposing looking aircraft fly slowly past them, landing in the grass up ahead.
Source: IGN
The 10-minute-long clip starts with four player characters in a car, driving along a country road, passing what may be the first gas station in Final Fantasy history. Other cars are on the road as well, and they look surprisingly Earthly in design, as opposed to the future-fantasy style that's typified Final Fantasy in recent years.
Eventually, the foursome pulls over and heads out on foot, travelling through a huge valley teeming with wildlife. Eventually their stroll takes them by a lake where towering creatures resembling dinosaurs were seen grazing, as well as a fairly expansive forest. No combat is featured in the video, though many of the creatures throughout the walkthrough appeared to be aggressive, particularly as day cycled to night towards the later parts. The piece ends as the four characters are making their way back to their ride, when some imposing looking aircraft fly slowly past them, landing in the grass up ahead.
Source: IGN
