Final Fantasy VII producer Remake stated that “the new FFVII world has just begun” in his special holiday message.
Famitsu recently published a collection of special year-end creator aspirations for 2021 from 110 developers, including one from Final Fantasy VII Remake Producer Yoshinori Kitase Audrey):
Yoshinori Kitase also commented on the aspirations of Famitsu’s special creator 110 for the 2021 interview.
He mentions “the new world of FF7 is just beginning” and they are progressing smoothly with development. He says to wait a little longer for new information.
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In his special message to fans, he mentions that “the new world of FFVII is just getting started ”and developers are progressing smoothly with development. He also pleads with fans “please wait a little longer for more details”. Hopefully, this means that some new ads will be launched next year.
The same Yoshinori Kitase appeared with the Cloud Buster Sword when Final Fantasy VII Remake won the Grand Prize at the PlayStation Partner Awards 2020 Japan Asia. Square Enix also announced Redo has shipped more than five million copies worldwide, digitally and physically. The game is also now Square Enix’s best-selling digital game ever developed on a PlayStation platform. In other news, mocap actors from Aerith and Sephiroth recently completed a four-hour session together.
As revealed by Square Enix’s official music account Final Fantasy VII Remake OST Plus was launched on December 23 in Japan. You can order OST here. And for more news, a new guide was launched in Japan, entitled the Final Fantasy VII Remake Ultimania material. The book was released on October 29 and includes art, CG art, planning documents, storyboards, music insert, interviews with voice actors and much more.
The director of Redo Tetsuya Nomura was the one who proposed the original Final Fantasy VII ‘it’s the most shocking moment. As previously revealed, Final Fantasy VII Remake it has a lot of new elements and the scenario designer Kazushige Nojima even explains how he rewrote Cloud for the remake. We also translate Nojima’s comments on how Final Fantasy VII influenced Final Fantasy VIII. In an interview posted by Square Enix, co-director Naoki Hamaguchi and Kitase talk about the reasoning behind making some bold changes to the remake of such a beloved game – notably because Sephiroth was introduced so early in the game. We also translated the short film made to publicize the remake. Meanwhile, Square Enix is working on the second and possibly the last episode.
Final Fantasy VII Remake finally released on April 10 after a month delay and you can buy the game from Amazon here. Check out our extremely comprehensive analysis of the title here. I wrote a very comprehensive beginner’s guide for players just starting out (including some useful materials and weapon builds for Tifa), but you can also check out this incredibly intricate and damaging combo to see why proper character building matters in Redo.
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