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Tekken 7 is getting a new character: Noctis, of Final Fantasy XV fame. He'll be part of a Spring 2018 DLC pack, Bandai Namco announced on Monday.That means the game features characters from the Tekken universe (duh), as well as Street Fighter's Akuma, Fatal Fury's Geese Howard and now a character from Square Enix's Final Fantasy universe. The cast of characters is slowly approaching the same level of franchise variety as Nintendo's ensemble Smash Bros. games.The news first broke in San Francisco at the finals of the Tekken World Tour, an esports tournament that's been raging since the game's console release in June. Bandai Namco then put the above video on YouTube. It looks wild.It's not the first time Square Enix has lent one of its key Final Fantasy characters to another brand, with Super Smash Bros. for Wii U getting Final Fantasy 7's Cloud Strife in 2015. That announcement, by the way, happened exactly two years ago today.Tekken 7 topped sales charts on its release, and has sold over 1 million copies, according to VGChartz. Bandai Namco now hopes to keep those fans playing in the form of new DLC characters and features. Similar can be said of Final Fantasy XV, which hit store shelves last October after a decade of development. There's a multiplayer DLC, Comrades, coming on Nov. 15, and a single-player chapter, Episode Ignis, releasing on Dec. 13.Tech Culture: From film and television to social media and games, here's your place for the lighter side of

Final Fantasy XIII-2 will launch on PC with free DLC, Square Enix has announced.The majority of the game's post-release add-on packs will be available with the game at no additional cost.Free DLC includes Coliseum Battles, new outfits for Serah, Noel and Mog, as well as new scenarios and story content, including the 'Lightning: Requiem of the Goddess' add-on.However, not all of the content released on consoles will launch on PC."We managed to get the vast majority of the console DLC bundled together in the PC version but sadly we weren't able to get all of the original console DLC in there due to licensing and contractual restrictions," Square Enix said."That means that the other console DLC content will not be released with the original Windows PC release of Final Fantasy XIII-2, or later on as separate update content."The role-playing game, which will make its Steam debut on December 11, runs at 60FPS on PC, and features custom rendering resolution, as well as Japanese and English voice support. It will be available for £12.99.Final Fantasy XIII-2's free PC DLC in full:Coliseum BattlesOmega (from Final Fantasy V)Gilgamesh (from Final Fantasy V)Ultros & Typhon (from Final Fantasy VI)PuPu (from Final Fantasy VIII)Lightning & Lieutenant Amodar (from Final Fantasy XIII)PSICOM officer Jihl Nabaat (from Final Fantasy XIII)Outfits for SerahSummoner's GarbBeachwearWhite MageOutfits for NoelBattle AttireSpacetime GuardianBlack MageOutfits for MogA Wondrous WardrobeScenarios/Story DLCSazh: Heads or Tails?Lightning: Requiem of the GoddessSnow: Perpetual BattlefieldRead our review of Final Fantasy XIII-2Watch the launch trailer for Final Fantasy XIII-2 below:

Following a disastrous debut in 2010, "Final Fantasy 14" managed to reinvent itself as "A Realm Reborn." Thanks to a massive overhaul and years of support and DLC, the MMORPG joined offerings like "Grand Theft Auto Online" and "No Man's Sky" on the growing list of now highly-lauded games that bombed at launch. As revealed in early 2021, publisher and developer Square Enix has even more "Final Fantasy 14" content on the way in the form of a fourth expansion pack titled "Endwalker."Advertisement"Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker" promises to transport players to new locales, introduce fresh playstyle options, and tie up some loose ends. Whether you've traversed Hydaelyn since Version 2.0 dropped in 2014 or have just started to uncover all the world has to offer, it's natural to wonder what changes and challenges the impending expansion will introduce. Here are the key details Square Enix has shared about "Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker" up to this point. What is the Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker release date? Square Enix first teased "Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker" back in February. A launch target accompanied the announcement: Fall 2021. As reported by NME, the company revealed the official release date over three months later as part of the "Final Fantasy 14" digital Fan Festival. According to game director Naoki Yoshida, "Endwalker" will release on November 23, 2021; however, anyone who pre-orders the title will get early access to the expansion on November 19.AdvertisementThe digital event also included pertinent information regarding the different "Endwalker" editions fans can purchase. Priced at $199.99, the Collector's Edition comes with a physical art box, Paladin statue, several art prints and a frame, an Azem pin, and Loporrit Mini Plush. Additionally, you will receive all the in-game items that accompany the Digital Collector's Edition: Arion Mount, Wind-Up Porom Minion, and Death Scythe. On its own, the Digital Collector's Edition costs $59.99. All pre-orders, including the $39.99 Standard Edition, include two other virtual goodies: Wind-up Palom Minion and the EXP boosting Menphina Earring."Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker" launches for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Windows, and Mac later this year.Advertisement Is there a trailer