Final Fantasy Type-0 HD TGS Trailer Showcases the Next-Gen Difference

By Alex Osborn

Final Fantasy Type-0, the Square Enix JRPG that was originally released on PlayStation Portable in Japan, is getting a high-definition port that will launch on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in the west this coming March. It's called Final Fantasy Type-0 HD and just got a fresh new trailer for Tokyo Game Show.

Check it.

It was reported earlier this week that the game would launch on March 17th of next year and include a demo of Final Fantasy XV, which has now been confirmed by the publisher. We also just recently learned that FFXV game director Tetsuya Nomura has left the aforementioned project to focus on Kingdom Hearts III.

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