The years-in-the-making "Final Fantasy XV" is finally coming out. The game was originally announced back in 2006 as "Final Fantasy Versus XIII," but it has since been reworked and then rebranded as "Final Fantasy XV."
The story is set in a kingdom that was protected by the world's last magical crystal until it was stolen. Now it's up to Prince Noctis and his buddies to get the gem back. Crystals are a "Final Fantasy" mainstay, but "FFXV" updates the formula with cars, contemporary environments and even Coleman-branded camping gear.
Whenever main-entry "Final Fantasy" games are released, it's a big deal. Since this one has taken 10 years to surface it's a bigger deal than most. Slated for release last September, it was pushed back to later this month to ensure fewer glitches and bugs. Though a recent Japan-only demo was still a bit buggy — which is expected in such a large, expansive title — no doubt maker Square Enix will be able to iron them out in future updates and patches.