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When the remake project of Final Fantasy 7 there was an uncertainty about how many titles would make up the definitive work. It was not known until a few weeks ago that Square Enix confirmed that the full remake would be made up of 3 games. Many questioned why Square Enix took so long to reveal it, and today we know it was because the company didn’t know either.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and one more installment whose name has not been revealed will be the complete package that will tell the reimagined story of the original experience it offered Final Fantasy 7 decades ago.
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remake of Final Fantasy 7 it was going to consist of 2 deliveries
The project’s creative director and producer Tetsuya Nomura and Yoshinori Kitase appeared in an interview with Famitsu in which they revealed interesting details about the development of Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
In it, both revealed that the development team for a long time was not sure how many parts the remake project of Final Fantasy 7.
“The reason we didn’t announce how many parts there would be until now is because we were considering whether it would be a trilogy or a 2-part series,” Nomura confessed (via Video Games Chronicle).
According to Kitase, it is a dilemma that was raised from the beginning of the development, since it was difficult to imagine what type of development and how many hours per person would be required to complete the project: “so, honestly, I thought there would be an option to go all the way in the next installment”.
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upcoming deliveries of final-fantasy will not omit original content
Nomura explained that his original plan was to tell the story in 3 installments, but Kitase suggested that the project be 2 parts, although it was ultimately decided to be 3 parts.
Likewise, Nomura mentioned that it is already a sure thing that the remake will be in 3 parts and that there are no plans to expand the project with more installments, apart from the fact that the content that has not been explored from the original game in the last 2 installments will be respected.
“What Final Fantasy 7 Remake only led to the Midgar game, it’s hard to incorporate the original content into the 2 reimagined parts, so some people might be worried that something will be left out. Rest assured, the remaining volume will not simply be a summary of the original.”
What do you expect from the last 2 installments of Final Fantasy 7 Remake? Tell us in the comments.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth It will debut winter 2023 exclusively for PlayStation 5. You can find more news related to it by visiting this page.
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