Jun 16, 2016 10:07 AM EDT By DonDon Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

The Sony's E3 2016 press conference made it known to the public that Final Fantasy is getting a PlayStation VR experience.

On GameSpot's E3 stage, video game designer Hajime Tabata expressed some information about the project, the Final Fantasy series director explained that Square Enix is not thinking of it as a separate product.

When Tabata was asked whether the owners of Final Fantasy XV on PS4 will get the experience for free with the base game or if they'll have to purchase the game separately.

Tabata spoke more clearly comprehensible that it is very much part of the whole game. "We aren't thinking about marketing it as a separate project at all," Tabata said to GameSpot through a translator. "It really is something extra to be enjoyed by the people who purchased the game."

Playing the "Final Fantasy VR experience" is very simple. The gamer only need to use two buttons on the PlayStation Move controller.

The "Final Fantasy VR Experience," will let people play sections through in first person. Game owners will have the chance to play as Prompto, and they'll be able to help their teammates take on giant enemies using their gun.

It may seem that the owners of PS4 will get access to the VR experience for buying the base game, but, it will not be available in the market right away - as the rest of the new trailer have a distinctive attribute of a gameplay from the main campaign, it also slated a September 30 release date, VG 24/7 reported

Tabata made a captivating statement by saying that they are thinking it will probably be a DLC release later for the game. The series creator also said it's their core belief that they should satisfy individuals who buy the game. It is also their desire to let the gamers have more playing time.

Watch the new trailer here:

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