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While Square Enix won't be announcing the release date for Final Fantasy XV until March 2016, director Hajime Tabata shared more details on the game's story and major features with GameSpot, including a deeper dive into footage shown during a panel at PAX Prime today.

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At PAX Prime 2015, Final Fantasy XV Director Hajime Tabata said once again that his RPG's release date will fall within 2016. A special event will be held in March to reveal the specific date.

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Square Enix has taken to the stage during a special event at this year's Pax Prime where we learned that Final Fantasy XV will release in 2016 and that the release date will be revealed at a major event in March of the same year. If that wasn't enough, the firm has also shown off some of the concept art for Final Fantasy XV

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This years PAX Prime is turning out to be quite the winner for Square Enix and its legions of Final Fantasy fans who have been treated to a confirmed release window, the promise a release date to be set in March and some very eye-catching concept art. Now we learn that during the game youll be able to drive around in third person and first person. Groundbreaking, right?! No, not really, but it looks pretty wicked. - The Games Cabin

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A small and easy to use app to edit the default racing tracks in Super Mario Kart (SNES).

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"It introduced me to a passion I still hold to this very day"

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A tactical card game that strays from the traditional fantasy setup and throws you into actual war

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A comparison from the eyes of a gamer in his thirties slating the differences in older games like Super Mario Brothers versus newer ones like Shovel Knight.

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With the arrival of the Wii U's Super Mario Maker next month many Nintendo fans are excited to create their own 8-bit levels using what has been demonstrated to be a powerful creation platform. While most are expecting it to offer creative side-scrolling platform challenges, there's a lot more that it can do than meets the eye.

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A tactical card game that strays from the traditional fantasy setup and throws you into actual war