Final Fantasy VII Remake Trilogy - Rebirth February 29, 2024.

Finished the DLC a while back but never was able to beat Ramuh lol...I need to try him again from time to time.
 
Ricker said:
Finished the DLC a while back but never was able to beat Ramuh lol...I need to try him again from time to time.
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I think I beat him right when you were able to access the battle. I failed the first time but got him the 2nd, I just really wanted to use him during the DLC, lol.
 
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In the trailer, just says PS5 🤔
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True, but in the past it was partnered with the word “exclusive” 🧐

I still find it strange….it’s like it could be up debate until something official is released. Like what about pc? Or do they keep it open cos that’s the primary console and then follow ups released months or a year later?

Would be nice if they just said it, just saying :)
 
karmakid said:
True, but in the past it was partnered with the word “exclusive” 🧐

I still find it strange….it’s like it could be up debate until something official is released. Like what about pc? Or do they keep it open cos that’s the primary console and then follow ups released months or a year later?

Would be nice if they just said it, just saying :)
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I think Sony has made it pretty clear that they want to focus on console first, then port over to PC once some time has passed for sales to pass its peak. So from my understanding... this is coming out for PS5 around Winter 2023 or so, then will release to PC/perhaps other platforms at a TBA date (1.5 years+ after initial launch)?
 
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gamingbolt.com

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Trilogy Won’t Cut Any Locations from the Original Game

Creative director Tetsuya Nomura says nothing from the original game will be left out or shortened in the remake trilogy.
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“There won’t be any locations from the original game cut in the remake,” Nomura said. “However, due to the structure of remake being multiple games, there will be slight change in the order of places you visit. But no location will be cut.

“We know some fans are worried that because it’s going to be finished in 3 games, some are worried things might get cut or shortened. But nothing will be cut or shortened.”
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Added the full list of notes to the OP, from Gematsu:

Much more detail here:
•(Regarding why it is called Rebirth rather than Remake 2…) Both Remake and Rebirth have a similar meaning of 'being newly reborn.' Also, if we called it Remake 2, it might give the impression there will be a 3, 4, 5, and so on… as well as that 2 only exists because of 1. This also means that Final Fantasy VII Rebirth can be enjoyed sufficiently on its own.

•The reason for the delay in announcing Final Fantasy VII Rebirth was because we were not sure whether it would be a two-part work or trilogy.

•Usually when it comes to the Final Fantasy series, only the core members are retained after the completion of a game, while most of the other staff move over to other teams. However, since the Final Fantasy Remake project was decided to be released in multiple parts from the start, the same team was able to start work on the sequel while maintaining their teamwork, know-how, and momentum, so development has been extremely fast. However, due to the large amount of resources required, there's no time for rest and things are always moving at full speed. The fundamental parts are complete and we're currently in the mass production stage. Development is going well.

•We've already begun work on areas such as the plot and scenario for the third title.

•Just as we created Midgar so that fans of the original Final Fantasy VII can appreciate it, we're taking care to develop Rebirth as not to ruin the image that fans have of the original. For that reason, the volume is quite massive.

•We hear the concerns of fans asking 'Can the story really be told in a trilogy?' and 'Will it be a trimmed down / digest version?,' but it will not be a digest.

•As for whether the game will be open-world or not, that will be announced with the next information release.

•The general systems from Final Fantasy VII Remake will carry over.

•The scene in which Cloud and Sephiroth are walking together in the trailer is a Cloud flashback scene.

•The main characters' 3D models haven't changed. However, some characters have been adjusted, such as Yuffie's model, which we touched up from Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade.

•The focal point of the story hasn't been changed. As for the new mysteries that differ from the original Final Fantasy VII, players of the original will be able to enjoy the game in a new way. The challenge we tackled for this project was how to include those new mysteries without deviating from the original.

•Regarding game progression, there will be some changes. If while you're playing you think 'Was this cut?,' it's because the structure of the story has changed a bit due to the nature of it being a trilogy. Although the order in which you visit some places may change, our policy is essentially not to cut anything.

•It's exclusive to PlayStation 5 because of the graphical quality, of course, as well as SSD access speed. Since the adventure unfolds in a vast world after the escape from Midgar, loading stress is an extreme bottleneck. We felt we needed the specifications of PlayStation 5 to overcome that and travel the world comfortably.
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That last paragraph 👀

Going to be exciting to see the remake versions of these locations!

1. Wutai
2. Junon
3. Gold Saucer
4. Cosmo Canyon
5. Nibelheim
 
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karmakid said:
The ps4 variant would make sense, as they could only speak of that since there’s an exclusivity they can’t mention any other platforms. Who knows, time will tell.
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It says right in the tweet...

Square Enix: Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a PS5 Exclusive Due to SSD Speed and Graphical Quality
 
TeKPhaN said:
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This tweet and article are misleading. Meant for the fanboys. Lol.


sea.ign.com

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Is a PlayStation 5 Exclusive Due To 'Hardware Limitations'

It’s a rough transition into another generation.
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Rebirth executive producer Yoshinori Kitase spoke to Japanese publication Gamer detailing the decision to omit the PlayStation 4 from the game’s release plan.

“It’s exclusive to PlayStation 5 because of the graphical quality, of course, as well as SSD access speed,” he said as translated by Gematsu.

“Since the adventure unfolds in a vast world after escaping Midgar, loading stress is an extreme bottleneck. We felt we needed the specifications of PlayStation 5 to overcome that and travel the world comfortably.”
 
menace-uk- said:
This tweet and article are misleading. Meant for the fanboys. Lol.


sea.ign.com

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Is a PlayStation 5 Exclusive Due To 'Hardware Limitations'

It’s a rough transition into another generation.
sea.ign.com sea.ign.com

Rebirth executive producer Yoshinori Kitase spoke to Japanese publication Gamer detailing the decision to omit the PlayStation 4 from the game’s release plan.

“It’s exclusive to PlayStation 5 because of the graphical quality, of course, as well as SSD access speed,” he said as translated by Gematsu.

“Since the adventure unfolds in a vast world after escaping Midgar, loading stress is an extreme bottleneck. We felt we needed the specifications of PlayStation 5 to overcome that and travel the world comfortably.”
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It's clearly in what you just quoted lmao!
 
TeKPhaN said:
You quote what it says and still can't comprehend it and I'm the idiot?

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Jesus christ...look at the context you moron.

VGchartz : Yoshinori Kitase in an interview with Gamer and translated by Gematsu explained the reason Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a PlayStation exclusive is due to the speed of the SSD.

IGN : Rebirth executive producer Yoshinori Kitase spoke to Japanese publication Gamer detailing the decision to omit the PlayStation 4 from the game’s release plan.

Lol. Learn to read. Might stop you saying dumb s*** like this, "There is no PS4 version and no xbox version due to the SSD requirements."
 
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menace-uk- said:
Jesus christ...look at the context you moron.

VGchartz : Yoshinori Kitase in an interview with Gamer and translated by Gematsu explained the reason Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a PlayStation exclusive is due to the speed of the SSD.

IGN : Rebirth executive producer Yoshinori Kitase spoke to Japanese publication Gamer detailing the decision to omit the PlayStation 4 from the game’s release plan.

Lol. Learn to read. Might stop you saying dumb s*** like this, "There is no PS4 version and no xbox version due to the SSD requirements."
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"There is no PS4 version and no xbox version due to the SSD requirements." read it 5 times more.
 
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