For Final Fantasy VII Remake, not much has changed in the graphic design department, as the official cover art has finally been revealed ahead of the game’s upcoming February 2020 release.
If you’re kind of wishing that Final Fantasy 7 Remake would return to those roots, then good news! The game had a showing over at the Tokyo Games Show last week, and within that demo was an option to play it in “Classic Mode”. It’s pretty much what you think, a turn-based battle style that’ll allow you to navigate through several menus and unleash devastating attacks.
Big swords! Even bigger hair! Here’s the latest trailer then for Final Fantasy VII Remake, which probably contains all those things and more!
Its been a hell of a long road for Final Fantasy VII Remake. Originally given to CyberConnect2 to work on, Sony decided to move the production back to one of their internal studios. It’s not just a visual remake either, as this incarnation of Final Fantasy VII looks set to ditch the turn-based system in favour of something more action-packed.
More than one, but slightly less than three. Yes folks, we have an entire two new screens for Final Fantasy VII Remake and ehrmerhgherd they are so shiny.
Both Final Fantasy VII Remake and Kingdom Hearts III are hot titles for Square Enix, but neither are bound to see launch soon.
Just Cause 3 is still fun. Easily some of the most and bestest fun that I’ve had so far this year. There’s a tendency in gaming these days to focus purely on creation, while Just Cause 3 dive-bombs into the realm of absurd destruction instead. And I love it. Nothing relaxes me more than a quick jaunt to Medici and blowing up a military base or two. There’s something else that Just Cause 3 also has: Easter eggs. Medici is a massive map, and it hides many a secret. Including a certain sword that belongs to a spiky-haired chap.
Lots of people seem to be upset about Final Fantasy 7 Remake lately. But I’m here to lay a pipe-bomb of reality at your doorstep, and apply a Cobra-clutch strangle-hold to your righteous anger for the house of Square Enix. Here’s a bunch of reasons why quite honestly, you need to stop complaining.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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