After 10 years since the official announcement of Final Fantasy Versus XIII, we finally have a official release date for the long-awaited Final Fantasy XV, which will arrive exclusively on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One starting this month next September 30.
Although still a few months left For its launch, the developer Square Enix has started the game’s advertising campaign to attract as many users as possible and achieve a good number of initial sales, since as we know, the game needs 10 million units sold “to be a success.” As an advertising medium, the company has used many of the most important video game and entertainment stores in Japan, filling them with banners and audiovisual content on televisions.
You can take a look at said advertising campaigns in the images below, with the name of their respective store:
Yodobashi Camera Akihabara:
Yodobashi Camera Yokohama:
Sofmap Akihabara Main Store:
Sofmap Amusement Hall Akihabara:
Bic Camera Hachioji:
Bic Camera Kawasaki:
Nojima LaLaPort Yokohama:
LABI Shinagawa Oimachi:
Tsutaya Shibuya:
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