Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis ‘Countdown to Launch’ trailer

Square Enix has confirmed that summons will return in FF7 Rebirth, allowing players to unleash monsters upon their enemies. It’s unclear whether the summons from FF7 Remake will be returning, but we know for sure that some familiar faces from FF7 will be appearing in the game, as well as at least one brand-new summon.

One of the things that makes Final Fantasy VII Rebirth interesting in the eyes of fans is that the game is building off of what the original “Remake” title did in 2020. We mean they’re not simply remaking the game graphically from top to bottom. Instead, they’re expanding everything that happens in the story and fleshing out moments and characters so that everything feels more robust and meaningful. The trick is that they’re doing this while also changing key moments in the key and rewriting the fates of known characters and their deaths. That “altering” will continue in the sequel.

Square Enix has confirmed that Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth will be a PlayStation 5 exclusive for a minimum of three months.

Yesterday was a big day for gaming, as there were two big game preview events from two different companies, meaning there was a lot of news going around. For the Sony State of Play event, they highlighted some key titles that were sure to get fans excited for both this year and next. One of the biggest showings was Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, which featured a truly deep look into the upcoming sequel to the remake title, and there were many details to be seen within. However, one detail that arguably could’ve been the most important regarded its release date and exclusivity.

Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Intergrade have collectively sold over seven million copies, Square Enix announced.

If you’ve been waiting for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth to get more details and video footage, you’re in luck! Because at the most recent State of Play, a new trailer dropped that highlighted the next section of gameplay from the multi-part remake. And what’s clear from the get-go is that things are about to expand in a mighty big way while also enhancing what’s about to be told. For those that don’t remember, the first game in the remake saga focused entirely on Midgar and the fight against the Shinra Corporation, with some Time Wraiths mixed in.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will launch for PlayStation 5 on February 29, 2024, Square Enix announced.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, the sequel to 2020's Final Fantasy VII Remake, will hit PlayStation 5 on February 29, 2024. This follows news from Summer Game Fest back in June where Square Enix announced Rebirth will require two discs and launch in «early 2024.» 

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, the second part of Square Enix’s larger Final Fantasy VII Remake project, has locked down a February 2024 release date. During the latest State of Play showcase, Square Enix dropped a new trailer for FF7 Rebirth, and the game is certainly looking impressive.

The highly anticipated Final Fantasy VII Rebirth,  part two of the Final Fantasy VII remake, has a release date! The game will launch on PlayStation 5 only February 29th, 2024 and will come on two discs.  Given just how much you can jam on a UHD blu-ray the fact that it’s on two disc could mean it’s either massive or will have a couple of movie’s worth of cut scenes in-game.

Today’s State of Play included a brand-new look at Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. The trailer surely will delight both long-term FFVII fans as well as players eager to know what happens after the conclusion of Final Fantasy VII Remake, as Cloud and company embark on a journey that takes them to the world outside Midgar. In the trailer we caught glimpses of new party members, sprawling open areas to explore and the reimagining of some iconic moments from the original game.

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