In a message from the development team, Square Enix have announced that the release date for the upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake will be pushed back to April 10, 2020.
Dataminers just discovered some details indicating a PC version of FF7 Remake that will have to wait at least a year.
If you're planning on keeping a minimum of surprises for the release of FF7 Remake on March 3rd, it looks like you'll have to take cover now: recent leaks keep unveiling new elements of the game.
Hot on the heels of rumours that a demo for the highly anticipated Final Fantasy VII Remake is on its way, the reimagining of the iconic intro has apparently leaked online.
As with Resident Evil 3 Remake, the PSN icons update gives us some great information: FF7 Remake is apparently going to have its own demo very soon.
In November, Square Enix send good vibes to the horde of fans who are eagerly awaiting FF7 Remake. Here is a new pictures gallery with some weapons, summons and Aeris house.
The soundtrack of FF7 Remake is particularly awaited, and for good reason: the music composed by Nobuo Uematsu still resonates in the heart of many players. On its online store, Square Enix offers a limited edition double-vinyl, dedicated to the OST of both games.
Like a lot of big games, Final Fantasy VII will have several editions, including a Collector one at $329. In this article, we'll see the details of these offers.
In September, Square Enix unveiled the artwork that will decorate the front of the Final Fantasy VII Remake box when it's released on March 3, 2020.
Thanks to a post introducing the FF7 Remake team members, Yoshinori Kitase confirms that the game will not only contain the bosses of the original game, but also that episode 2 is already in progress.
Final Fantasy VII fans have been treated to a new raft of screenshots from the upcoming FF7 Remake, highlighting Tifa, Aerith, and a bunch of Midgar locales.
Square Enix released a new trailer for the FF7 Remake at the 2019 Game Awards 2019, focused on a few cutscenes featuring the game's iconic hero, Cloud Strife.
Square's upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake will be exclusive to PlayStation until March 3, 2021, according to new box art.
Square Enix have taken advantage of Halloween to reveal a classic enemy for the upcoming Final Fantasy 7 Remake — the Ghost, most commonly found in the Train Graveyard.
In a press release, Square Enix have unveiled more content for the upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake — including the cover art for the North American release.
There's a lot to digest thanks to Square Enix' latest Final Fantasy VII Remake trailer, unveiled as part of the Tokyo Game Show 2019. The Turks, summons, the crazy motorcycle chase and *that* iconic set piece are all on offer — all just serving to ramp up the hype!
In the run up to the Tokyo Game Show, which starts tomorrow, Square Enix are teasing us with a countdown timer to a new Final Fantasy VII Remake trailer — and it's set to go live in just five hours from now.
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