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Announced first during Sony's E3 2015 press conference, Square Enix shared formation about World of Final Fantasy during their own media gathering at the first day of the expo.

Square Enix has high hopes that World of Final Fantasy will act as a gateway title for those unfamiliar with the mega franchise while keeping its appeal with longtime fans. While it will star new characters, it is also chocked full of familiar faces from the series.

"Do you remember it at all? The terrible past you caused?"

This foreboding quote is mysteriously juxtaposed against the vibrant and cute visuals of the reveal trailer. The franchise has seen its share of endearing art direction and characters, from Moogles to the cast of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy, but it's never been as pervasively endearing as what we've seen so far with World of Final Fantasy. It features adventuring from a dynamic isometric camera. Its most unique feature is a creature companion system, adding a ton of muscle to the game's battles.

World of Final Fantasy is scheduled for 2016 first on PlayStation 4 and PSVita.

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Many more new and returning characters will be added to the diverse roster, offering a wide variety of fighting styles for players to choose from

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During the Square Enix E3 media briefing, the publisher announced a new entry in the Nier franchise.

The game, which doesn't yet have an official title, is being developed by Platinum Games for PlayStation 4.

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Publisher Square Enix is working on an "all-new" console RPG, in development at a newly announced studio, which the corporation expects will be released in 2016.

Yosuke Matsuda, the chief executive of Square Enix, closed the publisher's E3 2015 press conference with a sneak peak into the new game. Concept artwork can be found below.

The game, given the working title Project Setsuna, was described as "all-new", with Matsuda emphasising that it "will not be a spin-off". The release date is scheduled for 2016.

It is being developed at a new studio, known as Tokyo RPG Factory. Little else was said of the project.

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Publisher Square Enix is working on an "all-new" console RPG, in development at a newly announced studio, which the corporation expects will be released in 2016.

Yosuke Matsuda, the chief executive of Square Enix, closed the publisher's E3 2015 press conference with a sneak peak into the new game. Concept artwork can be found below.

The game, given the working title Project Setsuna, was described as "all-new", with Matsuda emphasising that it "will not be a spin-off". The release date is scheduled for 2016.

It is being developed at a new studio, known as Tokyo RPG Factory. Little else was said of the project.