Final Fantasy 7 Remake according to game director Naoki Hamaguchi, it can offer newcomers a more engaging first experience compared to the original PlayStation version. Although the director of the company Final Fantasy 7 Remake saga stated that the original game is still worth playing, the updated graphics and presentation style continue FF7 remake a trilogy would have left a stronger first impression.
This is no secret Final Fantasy VII is one of the most iconic JRPGs of the PlayStation era and helped popularize the genre in the West. Between its memorable cast, unforgettable story moments and musical pieces like 'One-Winged Angel' that have become synonymous with the franchise, Final Fantasy VII etched his name into popular culture. In 2020, after years of teasers from Square Enix, Final Fantasy 7 Remake launched on PS4 as a limited-time exclusive. since FF7 remake and its continuation, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirthhave made their way to various gaming platforms, and now the climactic third chapter is in development.
The Final Fantasy 7 remake offers a better first impression for newcomers
While both original Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy 7 Remake are available on multiple platforms, game director Hamaguchi said the latter version may be more suitable for newcomers to try out first. Hamaguchi stated that while both original Final Fantasy VII and FF7 remake have their merits with the fans, he said: “If you get the chance, I'd like you to play Remake first and enjoy it as a new experience in itself.” Hamaguchi stated that the updated graphics and presentation style Final Fantasy 7 Remake might leave a stronger first impression on newcomers, even though the game is also intended for fans of the original game.
Hamaguchi also reiterated that s Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade launching on Switch 2 and Xbox on January 22, will be given the same treatment Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and the unnamed third chapter of the saga. FF7 Remake IntergradeThe upcoming Switch 2 and Xbox ports will include Streamlined Progression, which will offer players ways to progress through the game's main story using various switches, such as a full limit gauge, double experience points, and maximum material levels.
However, fans of the original Final Fantasy VII those looking to get their hands on a physical copy will soon have the opportunity to add to their collections. Square Enix will release physical copies of the Switch Final Fantasy VII as part of a $40 two-pack with Final Fantasy 8 Remastered on December 9.
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June 10, 2021
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T for Teens due to blood, language, suggestive themes, alcohol and tobacco use, violence
Source: Nintendo Life
