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All we've got so far was a demo that was passable at best. The game was announced almost a decade ago for the PlayStation 3. From squeezing computer guts into wooden radios to boxes with enough LEDs to make you sick, it was one of the more niche sections of the event and yet, one of the most interesting.ДЇinal Fantasy XV fan sessions Final Fantasy XV is an anomaly. What we didn't expect was an entire booth at the event dedicated to modifying and creating custom PCs.

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PC modding challenge With Germany being one of the strongholds of PC gaming, it was but obvious that Gamescom would have something for the community. (Also see: The Good and Bad of Microsoft's Gamescom 2015 Event ) Most studios leave tasks like this to community managers, which is why it was surprising to see how down to earth and hands-on the creators at PlatinumGames are. Both of them fielded questions from fans, signed game copies, and actually listened to what the audience had to say. While off-hands demos are nothing new, this one was explained by the game's creative producer JP Kellams and had the game's director, Hideki Kamiya (creator of Devil May Cry, Bayonetta, and Viewtiful Joe) in attendance. This was due to a better frame-rate ( allegedly running on a PC and not an Xbox One) and a deeper explanation into the game's many features, setting, and lore. It looked and played remarkably better than the Xbox One reveal. Scalebound off-hands demo Similar to Hitman and Mafia 3, the Xbox One exclusive Scalebound had an off-hands demo except this was for fans on the show floor of Gamescom. Here are some of the outstanding moments of day four at Gamescom 2015. But that didn't stop the biggest gaming event from surprising us.

The penultimate day of Gamescom 2015 drew smaller crowds compared to the first two days for which it was open to the public.