"Final Fantasy VII" got a new name for the remake sequel that will soon come to the latest gaming console of Sony, the PlayStation 5, with Square Enix focusing on a news release from its development. The "Final Fantasy VII Rebirth" is the latest name of the sequel, and it would focus on part two of the remake, which will arrive in a trilogy.
'Final Fantasy VII Rebirth' Comes with a New Name, Trailer
"Final Fantasy VII" is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The developers from Square Enix conducted a live stream that brings gamers and fans together with the exclusive looks and features of the upcoming title. Square Enix dropped a critical information regarding the game, and one of it is the new name that befalls the remake with "Final Fantasy VII Rebirth" to come for Part Two of the trilogy.
Yes, the "Final Fantasy VII" remake is coming as a trilogy, and Square brought a first-look trailer that carries the gamers to the immersive role-playing game that is a staple in the industry. There are also multiple screenshots on Square Enix and "Final Fantasy VII's" Twitter accounts, and it portrays a high-resolution look at the game's characters.
'Final Fantasy VII' Remake is Coming to PS5 Next Year
With almost all of its affairs in order, the only thing gamers need to wait for is the release date of the remake sequel. Square said that "Final Fantasy VII," including its first remake and the other two coming with it, will be available by 2023.
It is only several months to wait for the company's next game, particularly this one that focuses on a remake for the public to enjoy.
Square Enix and 'Final Fantasy'
Square Enix is not lazy in creating new games for the "Final Fantasy" franchise; rather, its games are so good and are highly famous among the gamers that they request a remastered version for modern gaming consoles. The game was initially released in 1997 for the first PlayStation console, and its partnership with Square has been around since then.
The game focuses on a new title for its first release that is available now, and it is with the "Final Fantasy VII Integrade" also coming to PC platforms in the future. The PC requirements for the game are massive, and it will need more to play the game, as Square put tremendous efforts into building the game for modern gaming consoles and lining up with current industry standards.
Nevertheless, new games are coming to the franchise, with "Final Fantasy XVI" coming soon from Square Enix.
"Final Fantasy VII Rebirth" is giving the world insight as to how the new game will look in its upcoming release for modern gaming consoles that have spectacular graphics on its current trailer. The expectations for the remake are massive, especially with the forthcoming remake trilogy that will expand more on the game.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
