'Final Fantasy XV' Update: Square Enix Working On Enhancing Chapter 13; Exclusive Paid Items Available Now For Low Price [Video]
Final Fantasy XV pre-order downloadable content (DLC), which was once limited, is now available to buy at each console's respective stores. In the meantime, Tabata sets the expectations between the game's DLC and updates.
As per GearNuke, Square Enix has launched the entire pre-order bonus DLC for sale. Players who were not able to choose which bonus they wanted now have the chance to buy one or even all of them. Moreover, the company has also priced all the items at a reasonably low price that will give players the chance to purchase the entire set.
Those players who are interested can buy the items via the PlayStation Network Store (PSN) or the Xbox Live Store. For purchasing players will simply have to access the game's add-ons page to begin shopping.
Below is the complete list of available items for sale:
Items - Angler Set, Travel Pack, Camera Kit, Gourmand Set
Outfit - Royal Rainment
Recolors - 16-bit Buddies, Platinum Leviathan, Cindy Mobile, Gold Chocobo
Weapons - Blazefire Saber from FFXIII, Masamune from FFXV, Gae Bolg from FFXIV, Mage Mashers from FFIX
Apart from the DLC, Square Enix has also launched the new Chocobo Carnival update that fans can participate in right now. The event is currently happening in Altissia and can be accessed via a new "Special" option given in the main menu.
Likewise, game director Hajime Tabata explained that fans should look at DLC and the game's updates as two different types of content, according to USgamer. He further explained that updates are free and further enhance the current gameplay experience and DLC. On the other hand, these provide new ways for players to enjoy the game via paid content.
On this note, the development team is currently hard at work developing an update for the notorious chapter 13. They intentionally planned the sudden change of pace and difficulty spike but discovered that players were experiencing more stress from the chapter than they predicted.
In response to the negative reception from "Final Fantasy XV" gamers, Tabata has mentioned that he will focus on enhancing but not remaking the level.
