Remake progress of Final Fantasy VII clarified by the director of the game

Details on Remake of Final Fantasy VII, especially its release date, have been too rare for RPG enthusiasts. It is time for some further clarification on the progress of the project. These come from none other than the director of the game Tetsuya Nomura.

Nomura, in an interview with Famitsu during a recent Dissidia Final Fantasy event in Japan, talked about Square Enix and its projects. Most important for players who look forward to Remake of Final Fantasy VIIhe clarified a misinterpretation concerning the progress of the project.

There were previous reports that the Remake of Final Fantasy VII was put on hold while Square Enix moved to prepare Kingdom Hearts III for its release date on January 25, 2019. This would have meant that the Remake of Final Fantasy VII, already three years after the announcement of its 2015 E3, will be further delayed.

Nomura, however, claimed that the anticipated delay was not official information. "As I said at E3, the development is progressing well," said the game director. He went on to say that it was the Square Enix public relations team that was focusing on Kingdom Hearts III, not the developers of the company, which makes sense as the launch of Kingdom Hearts III s & # 39; approach.

Nomura added that Square Enix's public relations department would then focus on the Remake of Final Fantasy VII, so there should be more information on the upcoming RPG next year.

Remake of Final Fantasy VII Rumors claim that the release date of the game is by 2020, but Square Enix has been very discreet about the progress of the project. The RPG was one of the biggest defeats of the E3 2018, fueling the speculation that Square Enix may have announced the project too early at E3 2015. Final Fantasy VII Fans are eagerly awaiting more information on the remake of next year to E3 2019, but with Sony deciding not to participate in the annual event, it will be at Square Enix to stimulate the appetite of the players.

Fans anxious to Final Fantasy VII may want to purchase the PlayStation Classic next month, as the $ 100 mini-console will include the original version of the classic RPG next to Grand Theft Auto, Metal Gear Solid, and Tekken 3, among its 20 pre-installed games.