A new Final Fantasy 15 DLC bonus has been announced by Square Enix this week, which looks to be directly pointed at the Japanese market.
15 different Nissin Cup Noodle hats are being added to the game and are collectable by grabbing the codes from the physical boxes.
The new hats are worn by main character Noctis and are themed around different boss characters from the sprawling series.
It doesn’t appear that the product is sold here so there are no guarantees will be getting the wacky DLC in the West.
Square Enix are also looking to gather intel on where to go next with future Final Fantasy XV updates.
A new survey has been launched by the developer, asking a range of questions which will help “shape the future” of the game.
Some of the last questions ask what players think of Season Passes and DLCs, while the final one inquires: “If you ask one thing to the developers of Final Fantasy XV, what would it be?”
The Final Fantasy 15 development team have been pretty open about their post-launch plans for the game, including adding new updates, reworking Chapter 13 and adding new DLC content.
New information surrounding the Final Fantasy 15 DLC launch pattern was recently revealed by director Hajime Tabata, who has outlined why certain characters are getting the star treatment first.
A range of new FFXV DLC content is being developed by Square Enix, which will focus on providing new playable characters, headed by the companions found in the vanilla storyline.
According to Tabata, the order in which the new DLC would expand the story and gaming mechanics was a mix of thought-out process, and last minute decision.
“Turns out that Episode Gladio has always been planned as the first DLC, as the team intends to deliver enhanced action battle gameplay for it,” Dualshockers revealed following a chat with Tabata.
“On the other hand, they have been debating internally on which one among Prompto and Ignis should come second.
“Ultimately, they opted to have Ignis as the protagonist of the last of the bro-focused DLCs, because what happens in his episode has a large impact on the story of Final Fantasy XV, and they want to have the time to create a really solid experience, pretty much keeping the best for last.”
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