With the arrival of Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition just one month away, those looking to test out Square Enix’s latest numbered entry in the series on PC have been wondering just how the new version will interact with the other platforms, if at all. Now, it appears that Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition will indeed be capable of interacting with those playing FFXV on the Xbox One.

The news comes to us by way of a new Microsoft Store listing for Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition. Under the ‘Capabilities’ section of the listing it is revealed that the title will feature “Xbox Live cross-platform co-op”, which will be available through the game’s multiplayer expansion Final Fantasy XV: Comrades. There is, however, a catch. Xbox Live cross-platform co-op will only be made available through the Microsoft Store version of the game, which means those that are looking to purchase it through Steam won’t have access to cross-platform play. Here’s the breakdown of the features available in the Microsoft Store version of FFXV:

Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition

New Features:

• “Insomnia City Ruins: Expanded Map” – a new map that takes you right up to the end
• First Person Mode
• Armiger Unleashed
• Use of the Royal Cruiser has been unlocked, with new fishing spots and recipes
• Additional quest to acquire and upgrade the Regalia TYPE-D
• Additional Achievements

DLC:

• FFXV Episode Gladiolus
• FFXV Episode Prompto
• FFXV Episode Ignis
• FFXV MULTIPLAYER EXPANSION: COMRADES
• FFXV Booster Pack+
• FFXV Holiday Pack+

*Moogle Chocobo Carnival Tickets are not included in the FFXV Holiday Pack+.

Bonus Items:

• [Weapon] Masamune (FFXV Original Model)
• [Weapon] Mage Mashers (FFIX Model)
• [Weapon] Blazefire Saber XV (FFXV Original Color)
• [Weapon] Gae Bolg (FFXIV Model)
• [Regalia Coloring] Platinum Leviathan
• [Regalia Coloring] 16-Bit Buddies
• [Regalia Coloring] Cindymobile
• [Regalia Coloring] Gold Chocobo
• [Outfit] Royal Raiment
• [Item] Travel Pack
• [Item] Camera Kit
• [Item] Angler Set
• [Item] Gourmand Set

Capabilities:

• Xbox Live online co-op (2-4)
• 4K Ultra HD
• HDR
• Single player
• Xbox Live cross-platform co-op
• Xbox Live achievements
• Xbox Live presence
• Xbox Live cloud saves
• Xbox Live

Final Fantasy Windows Edition arrives for PC on March 6, 2018. Both the Steam and Microsoft Store versions of the game retail for $49.99.

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