Square Enix’s Naoki Hamaguchi has said that the multiplatform approach to Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 won’t compromise the game’s quality of performance.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 could receive new info soon, as Square Enix’s Naoki Hamaguchi has promised the company will share ‘more details than ever’ on the FFVII Remake Project this year.
Square Enix’s Naoki Hamaguchi has confirmed that the team are sticking with Unreal Engine 4 for Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade on PS5 and PC are getting the Streamlined Progression features seen in the upcoming Switch 2 & Xbox Series X/S versions. Get more details here.
The director of Final Fantasy VII Remake has revealed that Barret grew on him the most during the development of the three titles, noting how the character was limited by technology in his original 1997 incarnation.
The director of Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 has revealed that the game experience is ‘more or less complete,’ and Square Enix is almost at a point where new info can be shared.
The full title for Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 has been narrowed down to two options, Naoki Hamaguchi and Tetsuya Nomura have revealed.
Naoki Hamaguchi, director on Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3, has assured that the team are not ‘cutting content’ for the concluding chapter in the series. Rather, it’s about ensuring the pacing feels right.
Naoki Hamaguchi, the director of the Final Fantasy VII Remake project, has revealed the first entry in the series plucked inspiration from God of War and The Last of Us. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, meanwhile, was inspired by open-world titles.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 is Naoki Hamaguchi’s current major project, but what’s coming after? In a new interview, he says the team will definitely move onto something else, but can’t say what form it will take, be it a ‘new IP’ or ‘something new within the Final Fantasy series.’