Mar 04, 2017 01:13 PM EST By Tyrone Smith, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Final Fantasy XV" director Hajime Tabata appears to have something very interesting to show off at the Game Developers Conference (GDC 2017) event. The FFXV director went into more detail on the development of the open world action role-playing game.

After months of talking about the game's PC version, game enthusiasts finally witness a public demonstration of what the "Final Fantasy XV" looks like running on a PC and how much further the graphics can be improved the game over consoles. Director Hajime Tabata appeared at Game Developers Conference (GDC 2017) event to talk about the "Final Fantasy XV" from a developer's standpoint. Director Tabata also showcased a tech demo video of the RPG running on Nvidia's GTX 1080Ti, according to Siliconera.

Unfortunately, the FFXV team has not confirmed that game enthusiasts will actually see a release of the "Final Fantasy XV" PC version just yet. Although there seem to be a number of resources going into it, Final Fantasy gamers will soon hear more news later this year. Nonetheless, the action role-playing video game is available on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

On the other hand, PlayStation gamers in the U.S. can now participate in a weekly vote to find out which of two video games will get a huge discount over the course of a single weekend. PlayStation users get to choose between "Assassin's Creed: The Ezio Collection" and the "Final Fantasy XV." PlayStation's official Twitter account made it known that the FFXV won. A gamer can now avail the "Final Fantasy XV" for only $35.99 (40% off), Playstation Lifestyle reported.

Furthermore, the King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV is up for grabs as a free download through the PlayStation Store. While the Episode Gladiolus DLC rolls out on March 28 and Season Pass owners will get it for free, while everyone else will purchase it for $4.99.

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