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Square Enix finally lets a beloved SNES JRPG out of the vault with a $200 collector's edition and the kind of remaster I want for Final Fantasy

via GamesRadar

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation's Director Kept Coming Back To The Witcher 3 For Inspiration

Between the release of Final Fantasy 7 in 1997 and the first chapter in the Remake trilogy in 2020, quite a few games have been released and have gone on to inspire developers.

via GameSpot

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Brings Back Snowboarding, And Red XIII Might Steal The Show Again

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is aiming to end the remake trilogy with a bang, and alongside the main campaign, there'll be plenty of other activities to tackle when you're not racing to stop Sephiroth from destroying the planet.

via GameSpot

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is definitely "the end of the series," says Square Enix director Yoshinori Kitase, but he won't rule out a spin-off if the "fan reaction" is right

via GamesRadar

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation's Knights of the Round boss battle wasn't hard enough, so the devs had an "emergency meeting" to rebuild the iconic summon "from scratch"

via GamesRadar

After countless memes, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation boss confirms that, yes, Fortnite partly inspired jumping out of the Highwind

via GamesRadar

Square Enix scrambles to fix Final Fantasy 14 bug where new beastmaster could crash entire servers

via PC Gamer

Final Fantasy 14's funky new roguelike mode has me hyped for Evercold's combat revamp, which'll be a winner if it's even half as weird

via PC Gamer

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director confirms his studio is also making Kingdom Hearts 4

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director Naoki Hamaguchi has confirmed that his own team, Creative Studio 1, is also the studio behind Kingdom Hearts 4 . Read more

via Eurogamer

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director says Square Enix would have to compromise "the quality of the final chapter" to ship the game fully on disc

Physical versions of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation require a download anyway because Square Enix would've had to compromise the game in some fashion to contain the entire mammoth adventure in a disc.

via Eurogamer

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director defends its physical disk still needing a download: 'We didn't want to make any compromises for the game'

via PC Gamer

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation boss Naoki Hamaguchi is also "pushing" Kingdom Hearts 4 forward, and it sounds like he wants the JRPG to have a physical edition too

via GamesRadar

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Director Explains Why Full Game Won't Be On Disc

Naoki Hamaguchi has explained why Final Fantasy 7 Revelation's physical release will require a download, and now fans are even more upset.

via TheGamer

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Requires A Download Instead Of Shipping Complete On Multiple Discs To Avoid Compromising The 'Fidelity' And 'Quality'

Director Naoki Hamaguchi defended the move amid the current uproar over physical games

via Kotaku

Final Fantasy 7's Future in Fortnite Is Unclear, but There’s Hope

In an interview, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi discussed the franchise's relationship with Fortnite, including future plans.

via Polygon

"We’re going to become the new legend": Naoki Hamaguchi on making Final Fantasy 7 Revelation as if it's the last ever Final Fantasy 7 game

In this IP-obsessed world, it is quite easy to wonder if anything will ever actually come to an end. Theoretically, the Final Fantasy 7 trilogy of remakes will be coming to an end next year with Final Fantasy 7 Revelation .

via Rock Paper Shotgun

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation's physical disc still requires a download because Square Enix "didn't want to make any compromises"

via GamesRadar

Final Fantasy 14’s Next Expansion Teases Major Heavensward Connection

Final Fantasy 14's final patch before the Evercold expansion teases the return of Heavensward's Ysyale

via Polygon

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