We’re still in a state of FF7 mania and while it’s easy to get caught up in it all, we’re hoping that Square Enix will know when to apply the brakes before steering fans into an all too familiar state of fatigue. If the rampant success of Final Fantasy VII Remake wasn’t enough, Square recently launched FF7R Intergrade – a beefy expansion starring fan favourite character Yuffie. Right now, there’s plenty of FF action to go around. Although Square Enix are planning to re-release the first six Final Fantasy games as part of their upcoming Pixel Remaster Collection for PC and mobile, we’re likely to see these titles spruced up instead of being rebuilt entirely. However, it is possible that we will not have to wait long for it.With many golden era JRPGs of the 1990s making a comeback, it’s about time we finally had a proper Final Fantasy VI remake. He also suggested that we imagine the game's main character, Cloud, in a "vast natural environment".Īt this point it is not known when we will get the full announcement of Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2. While no footage was presented, we did get a small hint of what we can expect from the second part.Īccording to Nomura Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 will have a completely different atmosphere than the first part. Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 previewĭuring the broadcast, series director Tetsuya Nomura also mentioned that work on the second part of the remake of Final Fantasy VII remake is going very well (via Game Informer). This means that the PC port will appear in 2022 at the earliest. Interestingly, Sony guaranteed a six-month exclusivity period for Intergrade. At the same time, the Episode Yuffie DLC will launch. Everyone who purchased the original version of the game will be entitled to a free upgrade. Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade will debut on June 10, this year on PlayStation 5.
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