In its latest Active Time Report, Square Enix reported that Final Fantasy 15’s PS4 Pro patch will be released in December. The patch is meant to offer two different modes for play on the upgraded console, one targeting 1080p and 60 FPs and another mode for 4K resolution and 30 FPS.
There will also be a playable demo, albeit exclusive to Japan, for the game releasing on PS4 and Xbox One. Encompassing the first half of chapter one, the demo can be accessed if you create a new account on the Japanese PlayStation Store.
Final Fantasy 15 has been in development for a number of years, originally starting out as Final Fantasy Versus 13 and tied to Final Fantasy 13’s Fabula Nova Crystallis saga. It’s had its fair share of delays and change in directors (Final Fantasy Type-0’s Hajime Tabata took Tetsuya Nomura’s place) but launch day is nearly here.
Final Fantasy 15 releases on November 29th for Xbox One and PS4.
