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UPDATE 2.15pm: Final Fantasy 15 publisher Square Enix has responded to the game's broken street date, after early copies of the game were sold in South America and streamed online. In a statement to fans, Final Fantasy 15 director Hajime Tabata said his team were "very regretful" of the situation.
"The November 29th release date is approaching and I sincerely hope everyone enjoys this game with a fresh state of mind," Tabata wrote. "Unfortunately, there has been an unauthorised distribution of the boxed edition of Final Fantasy 15 in select regions and we have noticed that gameplay footage from people playing these copies has appeared online. Though this type of situation is brought on by various region specific circumstances and may not be something that is completely avoidable, we are very regretful of this situation.
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