Final Fantasy XV has sold 10 million copies following its launch on multiple physical and digital platforms back in November 2016. Square Enix revealed the milestone today via Twitter, stating simply that the game has achieved a "cumulative worldwide sales of 10 million units" while thanking fans for support. The game joins the likes of Final Fantasy VI, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy XIV - all of which have reached over 10 million unit sales during their lifetime. This news comes at the forefront of expected news surrounding the elusive next mainline entry in the franchise - Final Fantasy XVI. With the game far into development, more information, including a new trailer, is expected on that front later this spring.

"A Nocturne for Heroes", a limited-time crossover event with Final Fantasy XV, first debuted in Final Fantasy XIV back in 2019. Starting on September 13th and continuing through October 18th, you'll be able to play (or re-play) this scenario and pick up some of its exclusive rewards. These includes a four-person Regalia Type-G mount, Noctis's hairstyle Lucian Locks, and his Lucian Prince outfit which includes body, hand, leg, and feet pieces. You'll also be able to collect orchestrion rolls to play select Final Fantasy XV music in your orchestrion. This includes: "Hammerhead", "Valse di Fantastica", "Relax and Reflect", "Veiled in Black", and "Apocalypsis Noctis". A Noctis Lucis Caelum Triple Triad card can also be redeemed. In order to participate, you must be Level 50 and completed the main scenario quest "The Ultimate Weapon". Then, speak to Kipih Jakkya in Ul'dah's Steps of Nald. (X: 8.5, Y: 9.7) This will begin the event's quest chain. If you elect to replay this event using the Seasonal Replay feature, Square Enix advises: "If you use the Seasonal Event Replay feature, you will not be able to purchase or exchange quest-related items from the Ironworks hand or recompense officers until all of the above quests have been completed. Additionally, if

(Image: Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition) In 2020, Square Enix will partner with studios JSC and GAEA to develop a new mobile MMORPG based on the world of Final Fantasy XV. Shanghai Oriental Pearl will be publishing in China, where the game will release first. According to a report from Enduins, the game will be set in a parallel universe to the console game and feature expansive multiplayer features. The interface will be adapted for touchscreen control, and new locales such as "The Great Pagoda" and "floating continents" will be added to expand the story and world. Originally announced in 2017 and set for a 2019 release date, industry analyst Daniel Ahmad added that the project has grown in scope and an extra development studio has been brought in for a planned global release. We'll get more information in the first half of this year. https://twitter.com/ZhugeEX/status/1214618310123433984 In the past, Square Enix has partnered with other developers to publish mobile MMORPGs. One example is 2017's Final Fantasy Awakening, based on the world of Final Fantasy Type-0 and developed with Perfect World. Here's what that looks like: https://youtu.be/rw--WTQkv1s?t=128 Final Fantasy XV's mobile MMO will join the game's healthy repesentation in the mobile scene with XPEC Entertainment & SummerTimeStudios'

Stadia, a cloud gaming service provided by Google, released today, and alongside it launched its own version of the action RPG title Final Fantasy XV. According to the official website, “not only does it support Vulkan on Luminous Engine” but it's also “optimized for a streaming environment” to provide comfortable gameplay. You can check out the short launch trailer below. The Stadia version of Final Fantasy XV will come with the base game and will include the eight downloadable content packs, a multitude of items and all the free updates that had been released on the console iterations of the game. Additionally, a new minigame mode titled “Crazy Challenge” was added, seemingly exclusive for the Stadia at this moment in time. The full list of content available for this version of Final Fantasy XV include: Final Fantasy XV base game (includes all content from Royal Edition) Royal Pack DLCEpisode GladiolusEpisode PromptoEpisode IgnisEpisode ArdynFinal Fantasy XV Multiplayer: Comrades (Matching will only be among Stadia users)Booster Pack+Holiday Pack+ (Does not include Carnival Passport)Minigame collection “Crazy Challenge” (New feature for the Stadia version) Launch Trailer Gallery Final Fantasy XV is available now for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Stadia and Steam(PC).

Final Fantasy XV: The Dawn of the Future, a collection of stories based on the canceled DLC packs for Final Fantasy XV, has finally received an official English release date, announced Square Enix on the official Twitter account for Final Fantasy XV. Scheduled to release on June 23, 2020 The Dawn of the Future will be a hardcover collector’s volume and will include the stories for Episode Ardyn, Episode Aranea, Episode Lunafreya and Episode Noctis alongside over 50 pages worth of full-color images and concept art. The novel is being published by Square Enix and Penguin Random House Publisher Services (PRHPS), a multi-year sales and distribution agreement to introduce a new line of English translated manga, novels and artbooks.

The next and final paid DLC for Final Fantasy XV is now available for download on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam(PC). Episode Ardyn puts players in control of the game’s antagonist to uncover the truth behind his mysterious and dark past. You can check out the official launch trailer below. This DLC also has a tie-in animated short which elaborates on Ardyn's life before his inevitable fall. You can watch the animated short here. Final Fantasy XV Royal Edition is available now for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam(PC).

The final Active Time Report broadcast for Final Fantasy XV-related announcements will air on Tuesday, March 26th at 7:00am Eastern Daylight Time. This episode will focus on the upcoming DLC 'Episode Ardyn', which puts us in the shoes of the game's antagonist Ardyn Izunia. It will be the last paid DLC episode in Final Fantasy XV's roadmap, after Episode Aranea, Lunafreya, and Noctis were abrupty cancelled last year. An animated prologue was also released earlier this year, you can watch that here. You'll be able to catch the broadcast by bookmarking the stream below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmGeGWg8glI

In a new short Q&A video released on the official Youtube channel for Final Fantasy XV, Chief Animation Director Shinichi Kurita discusses the creative process behind Final Fantasy XV Episode Ardyn Prologue, and reveals what steps he and his team took to transform 3D characters into 2D animation. You can check out the video below. Final Fantasy XV Episode Ardyn Prologue is an animated short that ties into the upcoming Episode Ardyn DLC for Final Fantasy XV, which releases on March 26th, 2019 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC.

Final Fantasy XV Episode Ardyn, set to be the final DLC episode for its mothership game, will arrive on March 26th, 2019 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows PC. Following the game's antagonist, Ardyn Izunia, we learn about the chancellor of Niflheim's mysterious past and what events transpired in Eos's early history. A short animated film serves the episode's prologue, which you can watch below, alongside a Q&A session with Director Takefumi Terada, Producer Yuji Shinoda and Scenario Director Toru Osanai regarding the development of Final Fantasy XV Episode Ardyn Prologue. While other DLC episodes were abruptly canceled last year, Square Enix has announced a novel called "The Dawn of the Future" that will encapsulate the events that were set to appear in Episode Ardyn, Episode Aranea, Episode Luna, and Episode Noctis. It's set to release on April 25th, 2019. Square Enix has also revealed a 'Celebration Box' set that includes The Dawn of the Future novel, an Episode Ardyn Blu-ray, 48 page artbook, 4 postcards, and a coaster. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yOOF8AKQbw

The Official Twitter account for Final Fantasy XV has announced that the Episode Ardyn Prologue animation will be premiering at Katsucon 2019; a three-day anime convention held in the D.C. metro area. Fans can attend the premiere on Saturday, February 16th, in the Gaylord National Hotel and Convention Center. Viewing will be held in Video Room 1 at 3:00pm EST. (12:00pm PST) Episode Ardyn Prologue will reveal the events surrounding Ardyn's dark and distant past, and what it was that ultimately led him down a path of revenge. This animation serves as the foundation for the Episode Ardyn DLC coming in March. You can check out the Episode Ardyn Prologue trailer here.