While other games our surfacing in the gaming arena, "Final Fantasy XV" is keeping with the tides and aims on dominating the game time. With the upgrades, "Final Fantasy XV" would be the decisive game for the creators and for the gaming industry.

In a post from Forbes, "In a new interview with Hajime Tabata, the director of "Final Fantasy XV," he makes it clear that he thinks that this game will be a decisive one for the series as a whole because if this approach doesn't work out then it could mean the end of Final Fantasy."

However, the focus on new technology is something that Tabata thinks the game would be the silver bullet owing to the technological features but with a glitch since it is incredibly expensive. While at the same time people don't play "Final Fantasy" games to necessarily see a technological marvel but rather a compelling and well-wrought game, according to the same post.

Although the legacy of "Final Fantasy" is noteworthy, competition is getting stiffer these days. Competition from "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" DLC is looming and its hold on the gamers is undeniable strong. More descriptions from Jobs & Hire revealed that the "Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" is unique and one of a kind and will permit gamers to relish the three-hour missions that are concentrated on the different characters added on the game," which is why for "Final Fantasy," the game for supremacy has just begun.

Nevertheless, it remains uncertain on whether "Final Fantasy XV" attain its vision to be the decisive game for the creators  earn more revenues and to dominate the game trade.