New updates for "Final Fantasy XV" feature an Afro Jack inspired weapon and the PC version possibly launching next year.

Square Enix announced a new DLC for "Final Fantasy XV" which will include a new weapon inspired Grammy Award winning DJ and Producer Afrojack. Affectionately called the "Afrosword," the weapon is said to extra damage when it is equipped and will play songs from the DJ himself as background music.

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To unlock the Afrosword, players will need to complete the next Timed Quest in "Final Fantasy XV" and it will be available beginning on Thursday, April 27, VG 24/7 reported. It is also the same day that Square Enix will launch new content for the game in the PlayStation 4 Pro.

A new game mode called "Stable Mode" will added to the PS4 Pro's frame rate options and enables players to enjoy the game with a stable frame rate.With frame rates running inconsistently at 40-50 FPS when players select “High” performance mode.

There is also a "Timed Quest Ranking" system in "Final Fantasy XV" and gamers will have the opportunity to earn extravagant weapons upon completing these quests, though it is unknown yet as to what these weapons are in the game.

Subtitle texts can now be enlarged in the new "Final Fantasy XV" patch update, as well as new stickers for the Regalia and new songs for the sequel in the music player.

In other news, it seems that Square Enix could drop "Final Fantasy XV" for the PC platform sometime next year.

Game director Hajime Tabata stated in an interview that he wants to put it as a "technical attempt" and wants PC users to appreciate the sequel running on a high-end machines.

However, the idea of porting "Final Fantasy XV" to the PC is not just about improving its visuals and Square Enix is interested in seeing how the introduction of user-created content could benefit the game's experience, Gematsu reported.

Tabata explained that it will take one year for Square Enix to develop "Final Fantasy XV" on the PC platform and will likely launch sometime in 2018. PC users were adamant about having the game in the PC as they have created several petitions for it prior to its release in the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles.

Square Enix previously showcased "Final Fantasy XV" running in the the PC using Nvidia's new GTZ 1080 Ti. The demo showed "Final Fantasy XV" characters running through fields of grass, showing off Nvidia’s TurfEffects, as well as fluid and fur dynamics. Tabata stated that the PC demo is the current status of their game engine, Luminous Studio Pro, which is made possible by this collaboration with Gameworks.

When Tabata was asked directly if "Final Fantasy XV" will be coming to the PC platform, the latter just said "no comment" and explained that its a "tech test" with a teasing smile.

"Final Fantasy XV" is currently available for the PS4 and Xbox One.