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Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV gets first English trailer
Aaron Paul, Lena Headey and Sean Bean all feature.
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The first English trailer has been released for the upcoming Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV, the film that will accompany the loing awaited RPG. Aaron Paul voices Nyx, one of the royal guards of Kingsglaive who protects an oracle called Lunafreya, voiced by Lena Headey. Sean Bean voices King Regis, father of the game's protagonist Noctis.
The film will be shown in limited theaters in North America on August 19, and will be available digitally on August 30 with release on Blu-Ray and DVD planned for October 4. Kingsglaive will also be included in Final Fantasy XV's Deluxe and Ultimate Collector's Editions released on September 30.
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