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The newest Final Fantasy XV cinematic trailer might be short, but it's also impactful. It's focused on the RPG's storyline, and particularly on some of the main characters and their insanely detailed facial features as can be seen during the game's narrative cutscenes. The clip comes via Tokyo Game Show 2016 and it's the official FFXV trailer for this year's show. And even if only those of you who can speak Japanese will get the story beats from the original voice acting, the one minute video still offers a nice glimpse at how characters look and behave in the highly anticipated game. Final Fantasy XV will finally launch on PS4 and Xbox One on November 29.
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