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Final Fantasy VII Remake Will Reveal More About Wedge, Jessie, and Biggs

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In this week’s issue of Famitsu magazine, Final Fantasy VII Director Tetsuya Nomura, Producer Yoshinori Kitase, and Scenario Writer Kazushige Nojima revealed more details about the upcoming remake currently in development for Playstation 4. Key highlights of the interview are down below…

  • We’ll get to explore around all the areas of Midgar.

 

  • Square Enix would like to delve more deeply into Biggs, Wedge, and Jessie.

 

  • They can’t say how many volumes the entire Final Fantasy VII Remake will be in this stage.

 

  • Can’t say anything about any online features for now.

 

  • The main scenario for the multi-series’ first part is already completed.

 

  • As previously reported, the game is using Epic Games’ Unreal Engine 4 to create the game. They’re also getting technological assistance from the Kingdom Hearts team, and may work together for the game in the near future.

 

  • Cloud’s auditory hallucination scenes are being shaped up to be more meaningful.

 

  • The [voicing] cast is expected to be the same from those of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.

 

  • The “ATB Gauge” that turns red is different from a Limit Break, and Square Enix plans on having a special system, one that they can’t show yet, but it will change depending on the play-style of the player.

 

  • They’ve yet to decide on whether there will be a guard.

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