Beware of Final Fantasy XV Spoilers as Street Date Breaks

You've waited a decade to play it, so it's sod's law that Final Fantasy XV should leak. The web is currently awash with gameplay videos taken from pre-release copies of Square Enix's role-playing title, and that's prompted director Hajime Tabata to formerly release a statement regarding the broken street date.

"We've confirmed that some packages of Final Fantasy XV have been released around some parts of the world, with gameplay videos being uploaded to the Internet," he said. "This may be inevitable due to regional circumstances, but it's something we regret very much. We are doing everything we can to prevent the circulation of the spoiler videos."

Tabata also had a message for those who've already got their hands on the game: "For those of you that received the game earlier, please keep those who've waited a long time for the game in consideration. In order to meet the best possible release date with everybody, we ask for your understanding and cooperation."

The title will, of course, deploy officially on 29th November, so you may want to go on an Internet blackout for the next week or so. Are you one of those people that's managed to track down a copy already? Please refrain from posting any spoilers in the comments section below.