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Final Fantasy VII Remake Cloud Joins Mobius Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy VII Remake Cloud Joins Mobius Final Fantasy

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MOBIUS FINAL FANTASY® continues to provide fans with exciting new storylines from the FINAL FANTASYseries, as the FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE™ collaboration returns this month. In addition to exclusive story content allowing players to team up with Cloud and explore a Mako reactor, Cloud also joins as the newest Ultimate Hero—a powerful job card that greatly enhances player stats. You can view a special trailer showing Cloud in the game below. But, that’s not all, the December update for Mobius Final Fantasy features numerous new additions. You can see some of them below as well. Final Fantasy VII Remake Event Stage – “Eclipse Contact”: Starting December 2, the Warrior of Light and Cloud journey together once again through this popular region. All players who venture through the Mako reactor can obtain new items, including Aerith’s iconic ‘Umbrella’ weapon. New Ultimate Hero – “Cloud Strife”: Cloud joins Lightning as the second Ultimate Hero in MOBIUS FINAL FANTASY. Players who obtain and equip this powerful card will not only receive generous boosts to their stats and Ultimate abilities, but

Final Fantasy VII Remake Episodes to be "Full-Size Games"

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The Final Fantasy VII Remake made waves when it was announced that the game itself would be divided into “episodes” to ensure that no major parts were lost in the transition from PS1 graphics and gameplay to the PS4 style the remake will have. This actually angered a lot of fans, who believed that the game would be short and choppy in each of these episodes. However, GameInformer talked with producer Yoshinori Kitase and found that to not be the case: “It will essentially be a full scale game for each part of the multi-part series […] if we’re just looking at each of these parts, one part should be on par with the scale of one Final Fantasy XIII game. In XIII, each installment told the story from a different angle. It was kind of like approaching an unknown territory in a sense. Whereas with Final Fantasy VII Remake, we already have a preexisting story, so it wouldn’t really make sense if that isn’t encompassed in a multi-part series.” He

Final Fantasy VII Remake Will Be Fully Voiced

Final Fantasy VII Remake Will Be Fully Voiced

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More and more information has come for the highly-anticipated game Final Fantasy VII Remake. From it’s confirmation, to the reveal that it will be episodic, to new content that will be included, Director Tetsuya Nomura has not been shy about revealing new information. Now, via an interview translated by Gematsu, he has revealed that the game will feature full voice acting, as he states: “Basically, it will be fully voiced. We still haven’t decided the voices of the characters that weren’t in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.” When asked about whether the map will be open world, Producer Yoshinori Kitase stated: “We can’t say anything yet, but we don’t plan on fussing about whether it’s a so-called open-world or sandbox. But since Nomura is more focused on the creation of the scenery, we want to express an environment character actions affect the scenery.” As for how production is going, Kitase added: “We’re at the stage where we can say we’re finally getting started. We have ideas regarding battles, too, but

Square Enix Reveals Reasoning Behind Making Final Fantasy VII Remake Episodic

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Not long after the gameplay trailer for the upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake was released, a press release noted that the game would be episodic, and not be just a single full remake. Many questioned Square Enix’s reasoning for this, as many remakes of classic titles have come without the need to be broken up. In an interview with Famitsu (and brought to light by Gematsu), producer Yoshinori Kitase and director Tetsuya Nomura talked about the reasoning behind this decision: Kitase: “The idea that a remake of Final Fantasy VII would not fit into a single release was there from the very beginning. We still can’t share more information about its multiple parts, but please look forward to future announcements.” Nomura: “If we dedicated our time to a single release, parts of it would become summarized. We’d have to cut some parts, and additional parts would come in few, so rather than remake the game as a full volume, we decided to do multiple parts.” Kitase: “As you can see