We teased this a few weeks back in Japan, and a lot of our dedicated western fans have been asking when this would be out in English language, well, your wait is now over – here’s a little tease to tide you over until release:Īnd finally, I’d like to confirm that the HD Remasters will feature over 60 tracks from the original Final Fantasy X soundtrack, rearranged and optimised for high definition audio. Click through the gallery above to explore screenshots, including 25 new images just released and more from Final Fantasy VII Remake, or scroll down.
Written by Kazushige Nojima, this 30 minute audio episode was created solely for the HD Remasters. Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Over 100 Screenshots.
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Looking good, right? They certainly bring back fond memories of grinding for Celestial Weapons, especially in the Thunder Plains! Speaking of challenges, Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster comes with full PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita Trophy Support for each game!īut wait, there’s more! As many of you may already know, Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster will contain content from the Japan-only International editions of the original games, but it will also feature a brand new audio drama scene. Head to our Flickr page to see more screens. Until then, Square Enix's apparently going to just keep bringing the same old game to new platforms.Okay, pay attention, there’s a whole bunch of great new Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster content to share with you today, and no time to waste! First off, we’ve got lots of stunning new screenshots from various iconic environments in the game. Perhaps the desire that fans and Square Enix have for a full-blown remake will result in the project actually happening. But you must believe me when I say it would take a lot to happen." "If you simply ask me if I personally would like to do that, yes I would. "I can honestly tell you I would love to do that," Kitase said. He said that rebuilding the game with modern visuals would take more time than making Final Fantasy 13, which took the studio five years. It's very difficult to decide what we should we keep in and what we should take out."Įarlier this year, Kitase said that a Final Fantasy 7 HD remake would be a costly undertaking. So maybe they would rather we didn't do anything about it and we just leave it in as it is. The official Twitter account for the remake posted the news with a message from Final Fantasy 7s producer. "Those slightly negative features and bits, for some of the really enthusiastic fans of these titles, that gives the game extra flavour or personality or whatever. Original: Final Fantasy 7 Remake has been delayed and will now release on April 10, 2020.
In his 2011 conversation about changing or adding features, he mentions that it would be a tough balancing act between improving the game and keeping enough elements similar to the original version to placate nostalgic fans. "If I may speak as a game creator, if we were to produce a remake of VII, for example, I would be really tempted to delete things and add new elements, new systems or whatever because if we were to make exactly the same thing now, it'd be like a repeat," Kitase said.Įach time he's spoken about an HD remake, though, he's discussed how difficult it would be. FF7 director said in 2011 that if such a project happened, it would likely have new features. Square Enix has discussed the possibility of a true HD remake in the past.
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