When Square Enix announced that "Final Fantasy XV" will be brought with Virtual Reality (VR) experience, it wasn't really that surprising.
With all the top games being upgraded with VR capabilities, bringing the immersive multimedia or computer-simulated reality to "Final Fantasy XV" just seems right. But did it live up to the hype?
'Final Fantasy XV' demo finally revealed at E3 2016
After the press conference of Sony at E3 2016 ended, the company announced that gamers are welcome to play VR games that were mentioned at the event, and "Final Fantasy XV" is one of them.
"Final Fantasy XV" is undoubtedly one of the most hyped and much- awaited game to date.
Gamers have been speculating and dreaming about the "Final Fantasy XV" game for so long that they couldn't believe their luck that they can finally get their hands on the demo at E3 2016.
Unfortunately, The Verge revealed that the "Final Fantasy XV" demo at E3 2016 didn't exactly live up to the hype.
The site shared that "there are a lot of things to be excited about when it comes to the next Final Fantasy — the huge world, fast-paced combat, and even the driving — but the VR experience is missing all of that."
Final Fantasy XV VR Is Missing The Excitement https://t.co/PUcltWKW8A pic.twitter.com/1sGf5Bn65R
— Game Informer (@gameinformer) June 14, 2016
'Final Fantasy XV' Demo at E3 2016: Is it really that bad?
With all the hype surrounding "Final Fantasy XV," you can not blame gamers to expect a lot from the game. They were hoping to see more action and new adventures that were not elaborated on the "Final Fantasy XV" trailer.
Sadly, all they got from the "Final Fantasy XV" demo was exactly the same as what was shown in the "Final Fantasy XV" trailer. That's it. Nothing new, nothing exciting.
But this is just a "Final Fantasy XV" demo, Square Enix may still have something up their sleeves and are not yet ready to unveil at E3 2016.
There is still a big chance that "Final Fantasy XV" is much more amazing than what was featured in the demo.
Right now, fans can still cross their fingers and hope for the best before "Final Fantasy XV" officially launch later this year.
