The console, called the PS4 Slim Luna Edition, was announced by Hajime Tabata during PlayStation's pre-Tokyo Game Show keynote conference earlier today. In a rather ingenious move, Square has attempted to remedy both the dwindling number of console gamers in Japan and the sales figures for Final Fantasy 15 by announcing that it will be teaming up with Sony to release a special edition Final Fantasy 15 PS4 Slim console. There's an even bigger reason that Square Enix is treating Final Fantasy 15 like it's the last Final Fantasy that will ever grace a console, though - Final Fantasy 15 's success in Japan could dictate whether or not JRPGs on a console platform are considered viable going forward. That's why Square Enix has pulled out all the stops, even producing a feature-length Final Fantasy 15 movie, Kingsglaive, and showing it in select theatres in the United States and Japan.
After over a decade in development, Final Fantasy 15 has a lot to live up to in the eyes of fans all over the globe, expectations made even greater by the fact that it is the latest instalment in an iconic JRPG series. It's no secret at this point in the game's life cycle that Square Enix has committed a lot to Final Fantasy 15 in an attempt to ensure its success when it finally releases. Square Enix and Sony announce they are teaming up to release a special edition PS4 Slim console with a Final Fantasy 15 design on it as part of a release day bundle in Japan.
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