No Final Fantasy VII Remake Coming Soon
“It is very hard to make games on PlayStation 3 in the same style as the games in that era had. Making graphics will take enormous time,” as stated by Final Fantasy XIII producer Yoshinori Kitase on his take about a looming Final Fantasy VII remake for the PlayStation 3 that could push the 1997 original to vertical limits.
A 2006 technical demo was released though, the initial concept of the mini-trailer was to hype a legendary title and bring it back (again), and by this time, next-gen consoles will be fortunate to run it under smoother circumstances. As for those who’ve watched the Final Fantasy VII demo, it recalls the same events that led to the bombing of one
of Midgar’s plates. This, however, does not complete the confirmation that the remake will hit gaming stores in the future.
Also, if the idea of this PS1 legend would hit their initial developers’ minds then, it could be possible that some of our favorite Final Fantasy games would be also reviewed for another shot at gaming glory – a remake for both the PlayStation 3 and the XBox360. Wasn’t Dissidia enough? How about cameo appearances? That should help too, right?
Final Fantasy XIII first, talks about VII remakes later.
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hope they don’t give up yet..i think it’s tool early to say that it’s hard to have final fantasy V11 in playstation 3..
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