"Final Fantasy XV" PS4 Pro patch is set to release on February 21. Here are the details of the changes the upcoming patch will bring to "Final Fantasy XV."
Prior to the release of "Final Fantasy XV," game director, Hajime Tabata, confirmed that the game would have PlayStation 4 Pro support after its release. On February 2, the team confirmed precisely when the "Final Fantasy XV" PS4 Pro patch will be launched and gave more details on the changes and improvements it will bring to the game.
Hajime Tabata confirmed that the "Final Fantasy XV" PlayStation 4 Pro update would be launched on February 21 in all regions, according to the latest information from Active Time Report. The upcoming update will include several new features. Among these are time-limited quests, raising the level cap to 120, the ability to store 200 pictures.
Moreover, the patch will include the ability to use the music players while riding Chocobos. Hajime Tabata also disclosed that the game would run at 60 FPS on PlayStation 4 Pro most of the time, so the wait will definitely be worth it.
Meanwhile, on February 1, the "Final Fantasy XV" director discussed upon a possible PC release of the game. On a report from Wccftech, Tabata stated that he would like to release the game to PC to show to players that the game can run on high-end machines, as well as let them see how it fair while running on it. In addition, the "Final Fantasy XV" director revealed that he would be very interested in taking advantage of several PC exclusive features. This includes the ability to create custom content as well as mods.
Unfortunately, a PC release is yet to be confirmed. However, it would not be surprising to know that the game development started as soon all DLC packs planned for the "Final Fantasy XV" are out.
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