Episode 17
Covering Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV
It’s the seventeenth episode of The Lifestream Final Fantasy Podcast! Join Carlie, Lex, Ryushikaze, Tetsujin, and vaderSW1 as they go on a mythical journey into all things Final Fantasy!
In this episode we discuss the Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV event and we hit on some Final Fantasy VII Remake news!
Then we dig into our listener feedback!
This episode’s Question for the Listenership:
How did you feel about the Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV event? Should Square Enix do more of these in the future?
Email us at [email protected] or reply to the episode post on TheLifeStream.Net forums and let us know!
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Total Run Time: 1:24:03
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Music appearing on this podcast is courtesy of the following:
“Take a Chance” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
“Discovery Hit” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
WARNING! Explicit content.
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TLS Reaction Video for the Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV Event:
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There are 2 ways to look at Square Enix’s Uncovered event. On one hand it was exciting to see what has been going on behind the curtains. The game looks amazing visually, and the movie and web-series will be nice appetizers. On the other more cynical hand it was a huge “mea culpa” purely intended to avoid a Duke Nuke
Forever sized disaster. I hope that we aren’t all let down in a big way when September 30 comes around, but given the precedent set by other games with a decade-long development cycle I’m nervous all the same. Comments about a “more sophisticated PC port” don’t help. In the end only time will tell. As of right now the fan in me overpowers the cynic. Please take my money but don’t let me down. Thank you for reading this and although I am new to this podcast I thoroughly enjoy it. If it is ok I would like to answer some of you listenership questions from the past in the future.