“We’ll show you more when it’s ready to show” is a stark contrast to Nomura’s style, and frankly, Square Enix’s entire vibe in recent years.
Which leads me to my big question for you all this weekend: when do you want to see Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2.
That’s an admirable stance, but I don’t think anything is certain with Square Enix.
So the “first part” of the remake (which is still just referred to as Final Fantasy VII Remake without any indication that it’s not the full story) came out in mid-2020, and just recently, we got a short DLC episode with Yuffie to tide us over.But if Final Fantasy VII Remake is Lost, what future Final Fantasy will be more like The Leftovers.I guess we have a lifetime to find out, as Square Enix isn’t stopping this ghost gravy train anytime soon.
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