E3 Final Fantasy VII Remake Is Coming In April 2020
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There's a new Shinra HQ's upper floor in the game, read from dualshockers:
Hamaguchi mentioned how surprised he was to see the number of players disappointed about how Red XIII won’t be playable in the game, making him realize once again how loved every single character of the original game is. As such, Hamaguchi revealed how Red XIII’s gameplay was designed in a special way to offset him not being playable in battle. At some point after meeting Red XIII, the party will stumble into a new upper floor of the Shinra HQ. The key to navigating that floor will lie in Red XIII’s unique physical abilities to overcome environmental obstacles. This probably means reaching places human beings wouldn’t be able to reach.
Hamaguchi mentioned how surprised he was to see the number of players disappointed about how Red XIII won’t be playable in the game, making him realize once again how loved every single character of the original game is. As such, Hamaguchi revealed how Red XIII’s gameplay was designed in a special way to offset him not being playable in battle. At some point after meeting Red XIII, the party will stumble into a new upper floor of the Shinra HQ. The key to navigating that floor will lie in Red XIII’s unique physical abilities to overcome environmental obstacles. This probably means reaching places human beings wouldn’t be able to reach.
Read from SE Blog, Hamaguchi mentioned endgame content, wonder what exactly:
Hamaguchi-san: We can’t say exactly how much there is - we want to keep some surprises for players!
I will say, FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE has been designed as if it were a standalone game, and comparable in size to other mainline FINAL FANTASY games.
The content you mentioned from other FINAL FANTASY games… I don’t want to say precisely what’s in FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE, but if you’re expecting endgame content, you won’t be disappointed.
Hamaguchi-san: We can’t say exactly how much there is - we want to keep some surprises for players!
I will say, FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE has been designed as if it were a standalone game, and comparable in size to other mainline FINAL FANTASY games.
The content you mentioned from other FINAL FANTASY games… I don’t want to say precisely what’s in FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE, but if you’re expecting endgame content, you won’t be disappointed.
Some beautiful screenshots from the demo!Saw this post on SE blog:
The clock outside the train station matches the train arrival boards inside
If you’re looking for an example of just how much attention to detail there is in FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE, look no further than the clock outside the train station.
If you compare the time to the boards inside the station, you’ll notice that it’s around the same time. It’s these little touches that add up and help create something special.
Stamp the Shinra dog
Throughout the demo, Barrett calls Cloud “Stamp”, and asks if “Stamp can bite the hand that feeds him”.
His intention is clearly to suggest that the former SOLDIER still has loyalty to his former employer, Shinra - but did you notice that he’s referring to a specific dog?
If you look around you’ll see a few posters of the Shinra mascot Stamp. Don’t worry though - he’s still a good dog. Because they’re all good dogs, right?
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If only this was a fan made video, we all know where it would lead
lol
Nojima said he likes the PLOT scene that he wrote above and calling it kawaii lol
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as long as he is having fun with it.
I am sure Tifa is having fun herself too with the scene lol
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Stay off that twitter folks.
But uuhhh, 1k points to anyone who can bring me the full official remake Shrina theme.
But uuhhh, 1k points to anyone who can bring me the full official remake Shrina theme.
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Kitase just posted this:
The Final Fantasy VII Remake team have worked extremely hard to make this game and we are incredibly proud of what you are about to play. Our biggest motivator during the development was that so many of you were willing us on, and we felt your enthusiasm and passion every step of the way.
We had some hard decisions to make during the final few weeks before launch due to disruption to distribution channels caused by the spread of the COVID-19 virus. These unique circumstances have made it very difficult to align timing of our global shipping. Our highest priority is that all of you, including those who live in countries currently facing the biggest disruption, can play the game at launch, so we made the decision to ship the game far earlier than usual to Europe and Australia.
As a result, there is a greater chance that some of you in these regions will now get a copy of the game prior to the worldwide release date of April 10. For other western regions, including the Americas, copies will be shipped this week and we feel optimistic that most of you will receive the game for launch day. However, due to the challenging situation we cannot provide delivery dates for each country and each retailer.
We really want all of you looking forward to Final Fantasy VII Remake to play the game on April 10 and experience everything we have been working on, together.
To everyone we would like to ask one big favor.
If you get the game early, please think of others and don’t spoil it for them. We know there are potential spoilers that have been out there for over two decades as the original Final Fantasy VII was released in 1997. But Final Fantasy VII Remake is a new game that still has many surprises for everyone. All our fans and players deserve to experience the game for themselves, and we ask for the support of our dedicated community around the world to ensure that.
On behalf of the entire development team, and everyone around the world that has worked on getting Final Fantasy VII Remake to you all, thanks again for your support, and most importantly, please stay safe.
—Yoshinori Kitase (Producer) and Tetsuya Nomura (Director)
Final Fantasy VII Remake
The Final Fantasy VII Remake team have worked extremely hard to make this game and we are incredibly proud of what you are about to play. Our biggest motivator during the development was that so many of you were willing us on, and we felt your enthusiasm and passion every step of the way.
We had some hard decisions to make during the final few weeks before launch due to disruption to distribution channels caused by the spread of the COVID-19 virus. These unique circumstances have made it very difficult to align timing of our global shipping. Our highest priority is that all of you, including those who live in countries currently facing the biggest disruption, can play the game at launch, so we made the decision to ship the game far earlier than usual to Europe and Australia.
As a result, there is a greater chance that some of you in these regions will now get a copy of the game prior to the worldwide release date of April 10. For other western regions, including the Americas, copies will be shipped this week and we feel optimistic that most of you will receive the game for launch day. However, due to the challenging situation we cannot provide delivery dates for each country and each retailer.
We really want all of you looking forward to Final Fantasy VII Remake to play the game on April 10 and experience everything we have been working on, together.
To everyone we would like to ask one big favor.
If you get the game early, please think of others and don’t spoil it for them. We know there are potential spoilers that have been out there for over two decades as the original Final Fantasy VII was released in 1997. But Final Fantasy VII Remake is a new game that still has many surprises for everyone. All our fans and players deserve to experience the game for themselves, and we ask for the support of our dedicated community around the world to ensure that.
On behalf of the entire development team, and everyone around the world that has worked on getting Final Fantasy VII Remake to you all, thanks again for your support, and most importantly, please stay safe.
—Yoshinori Kitase (Producer) and Tetsuya Nomura (Director)
Final Fantasy VII Remake
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Honestly, the game should ship the second it is ready.