A new three-and-a-half minute trailer of Final Fantasy VII Remake has been released, showing more of the game’s fast-paced combat, cinematic sequences and gameplay. The Remake blends the traditional turn-based combat together with fast-paced action, as seen in the trailer below.
Read MoreThe Final Fantasy VII remake has an official release date. Tetsuya Nomura, (Director) and Yoshinori Kitase (Producer) announced that the game will be releasing on the PS4 worldwide in March 2020, at the Final Fantasy VII: A Symphonic Reunion concert.
Read MoreIt’s been a few years since we’ve heard about the Final Fantasy VII remake, but Sony’s State of Play showcase changed all that. A new teaser trailer for the game has been released, showing some gameplay and cinematic sequences.
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Sony is relaunching the original PlayStation in the form of PlayStation Classic. The mini console will come pre-loaded with 20 of the best games from the original PlayStation Console, including Final Fantasy VII, TEKKEN 3, Ridge Racer Type 4, Wild Arms and more to be announced. The PlayStation Classic will launch on 3rd December 2018 for £89.99 / €99.99.
Final Fantasy VII Remake on the PS4 will be released in multiple parts according to the official press release. The original game was split over three physical discs, so remaking the game in an episodic structure may be the only way Square Enix can afford to produce the title. “If we took everything that’s in the original game and remade it at that quality, we couldn’t get it all on a single release,” says game director Kitase.
Sony has unveiled the first gameplay trailer for upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake at PlayStation Experience earlier today. Although the game doesn’t have a release date yet, the trailer give you a look at the new battle system and some familiar scenes from the original PlayStation title.
After years of asking, Final Fantasy fans are finally getting a remake of Final Fantasy VII, which originally released on the PlayStation. Regarded as one of the best FF games, Sony and Square Enix announced that a rename is in the works and will be coming to the PS4 and PS Vita.
At PlayStation Experience, Square Enix announced that Final Fantasy VII is coming to the PS4, which is sure to make fans of the game happy. However, it’s not the remake we were all hoping for – instead, it’s a port of the PC version of the game. Details on potential changes to the game are unavailable at the moment, so it could be a straight port of the game.
Remember the Final Fantasy VII remake we mentioned a while ago? Well, Square-Enix has released an official trailer for the game (see below) and the website is now live too. The game is listed as “coming soon”, but you can find out more about the game on the Official website.
Final Fantasy VII fans will be happy to know that the game is making a comeback. It may not be the HD remake everyone is hoping for, but it’s still good news. A Square Enix-registered domain listed the PC version of game was available to download for £7.99 / €9.99. The site has since been taken down but Google cache still shows the contents of the site.
