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In the April 2016 issue of Game Informer magazine, Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata expressed that he hopes that the ending of the game will make players cry. He says fans who devote so much time playing the game deserve to get an emotional ending.
“I want to create a very emotional ending to the game and want to make as many people cry as possible,” he told Game Informer. “You’re spending so many hours playing the game, so when I finish a game and it ends on a sour note and it doesn’t move me, it gets me disappointed. At least make me cry or give me some emotion! I want to give a moving ending for the consumers who invest so much time.”
He later moved on to say that he also hopes that Final Fantasy XV will have a similar impact in the community that Final Fantasy VII had.
“There are some team members that were here for VII,” he said. “They’re taking on the challenge of trying to exceed that title once more, which is a great motivator for them. FFVII sets a very high goal for us, but it serves as a good goal. It brought in new audiences, sales, and more.”
Tabata wants the ending to make players cryIn the April 2016 issue of Game Informer magazine, Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata expressed that he hopes that the ending of the game will make players cry. He says fans who devote so much time playing the game deserve to get an emotional ending.
“I want to create a very emotional ending to the game and want to make as many people cry as possible,” he told Game Informer. “You’re spending so many hours playing the game, so when I finish a game and it ends on a sour note and it doesn’t move me, it gets me disappointed. At least make me cry or give me some emotion! I want to give a moving ending for the consumers who invest so much time.”
He later moved on to say that he also hopes that Final Fantasy XV will have a similar impact in the community that Final Fantasy VII had.
“There are some team members that were here for VII,” he said. “They’re taking on the challenge of trying to exceed that title once more, which is a great motivator for them. FFVII sets a very high goal for us, but it serves as a good goal. It brought in new audiences, sales, and more.”
Ngl, if that's their goal and I even remotely enjoy playing the game/ the story, I will. I have a thing for tearing up when I finish things and I'm not ashamed to admit it. It's linked to childhood where I'd cry when the credits rolled on Pingu/The Lion King until I figured out I could hit the rewind button. I think I've gotten emotional at every FF ending to date without fail (some more than others obviously, VII, IX and X being the standouts). So if it's AIMING to make me cry, I can't imagine it not happening XD.
I don't think I've ever been spoiled for an FF ending before (other than XIII-2's "to be continued" message, and that didn't spoil it for me).
Having said that, I've never cried when Aerith died and I think everyone knew Zack was going to die going into CC and it's still emotional XD. Not saying you shouldn't avoid spoilers, it's just that I'm not a person who goes on media blackouts until release day and I don't think I've ever been spoiled by anything big before.
Not only that, but personally, the feeling of discovery is very important when I first play through a game. IMO that's a key aspects of the scenes that will give a "Wow!" moment.Also in the past I haven't cared too much about spoilers, but now I understand why people say they don't want to be, you get less of an emotional impact by knowing what happens already.
Omg see the butthurt people everywhere screaming "BUT THAT'S A FRIDAY AND GAMES DON'T RELEASE ON FRIDAY". There's an entire fucking world outside of the US dipshits. Games release on a Friday in Europe so this pretty much confirms worldwide release date, which they've been saying since the beginning.