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[Video] Final Fantasy XV Goes Gold – Receives CG Cinematic Trailer to Mark Occasion

Omen is a CG cinematic trailer created by 3D animation studio DIGIC Pictures, who also worked on KINGSGlAIVE: Final Fantasy XV. This video sees Noctis navigate a a rapidly shifting world, endless waves of enemies, a gradual loss of abilities, and a madness that brings harm to his beloved fiancée. It also depicts a nightmarish "omen" for Noctis’ father King Regis—a catastrophic future that must be avoided.

October 30, 2016

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