final fantasy 7 This is a great classic and loved by many. The remake brings the ’90s title into the present, but Square Enix wanted to do more. He wants FF7 No longer the simple classic of the past.
he talked about it Naoki Hamaguchi, director of the remake trilogy.
A message from the director of “Final Fantasy 7: Revelations”
According to GamesRadar, the director explained that the Remastered trilogy represents “Efforts to pass on “Final Fantasy 7” to the next generation” and “We want to make sure that this work can win new fans 20 or even 30 years from now. ”
To accompany Hamaguchi’s remarks, a presentation was played which stated that the team’s goal was to “Expanding the future of FF7” and “Transcend the classics of the past and turn them into an IP with an ever-evolving future. ”
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also, This is not the first time the director has discussed this idea.: In June, in response to a question about Cisne’s potential return, the author declared that the remake trilogy “is more than just a recreation of the original.”
“Instead, our goal is Create a unique, new Final Fantasy 7 It incorporates settings and concepts from all previous spin-offs, such as Advent Children, Cerberus Dirge, and Crisis Core. Therefore, whether it is the appearance of Cisne or the elegy of the Cerberus soldiers in the DLC, they all have this meaning. ”
“So, given This concept will naturally extend to the Book of Revelationand it won’t be limited to within the Sis, in the final chapter I think we’ll see the return of several characters who have appeared in various games in the FF7 Collection. Each of them has a large and loyal fan base, and we wanted to create a title that would meet the expectations of all of those fans. ”
Finally, let’s remember that the Final Fantasy 7 Trilogy will have a complete version with all the games: priced at 77,777 yen (that’s a lot).
