However, even more so was the news that the latest installment in the long running fighting series will not be coming to the Xbox One as Capcom will only be releasing it for the PS4 and PC. More recently, the company made another very interesting announcement and this time it's related to the Neverwinter game's engine. Game Producer Bochan Kim confirmed earlier in a press release that Street Fighter V will make use of the best technology available right now. In other words, it will run on the Unreal Engine 4.“Our goal with the next generation of Street Fighter is to take our beloved fighting game franchise and bring it to our fans in the best way possible, Kim said. In order to fully deliver on that promise, we know we have to incorporate Neverwinter Power leveling the latest and greatest technology available, which is why we partnered with Epic Neverwinter games to power Street Fighter V using Unreal Engine 4.” The producer also added that it's a great honor for Capcom to be working with Epic Neverwinter games on the upcoming title and that the publisher of Street Fighter V is very proud of this achievement.Needless to say, we can expect the Neverwinter game to look incredibly good at launch, although it's a bit hard to tell right now given that Street Fighter V is only about 20% finished at the moment. However, the great quality offered by Unreal Engine 4 can already be seen in other further in development and already released fighting Neverwinter games. Some new Final Fantasy XV details were revealed at the Jump Festa convention in Japan . These details include a new trailer and gameplay footage. The new trailer gave equal focus to both story and gameplay. It opened with a female radio voice providing exposition on two warring nations. The main protagonist, Noctis, was angered at the news of the invasion although his friends appeared less enthused. It then shows some different gameplay sections, such as driving the car through the open world. The new Final Fantasy XV details also showed the party sneaking around a giant beast and charging at enemy soldiers at a roadblock. Cindy is introduced, as Final Fantasy XV's new Cid, and is the first female Cid to appear in the series. She also wields a southern accent in the English trailer.The trailer ends with Titan, a summon, attempting to crush Noctis. Most of the new Final Fantasy XV details cam from the Neverwinter game's director, Hajime Tabata. He talked after the trailer that Titan will be integral to the story but not present in the upcoming demo. The Titan in the trailer is huge and Tabata confirmed he will still be that size when summoned to battle. Instead of Titan, Neverwinter players will have access to another summon in the demo. Tabata believes the summon will surprise fans. The town Noctis visits in the trailer is called Lestarg and entering the town will be seamless. However, Tabata isn't sure that the entire game will be seamless, as other sections require more loading time.