In the eye of a developer-change storm, it equally makes sense why we haven't heard much about this mostly ruder-less project these past few years.įinal Fantasy VII Remake. It's also fascinating that Nomura still isn't on VII in a major capacity, and is only moving over after his work in Kingdom Hearts is done. First off Kingdom Hearts III as of October 30, is still in active development and due for a Janurelease: it's probably in a final polishing stage but still, it's hard to believe this thing will ever actually come out. But for the time being, please wait for VII‘s turn to come.' Like if we can manage to do something about the Compilation titles too.

All of us old-timers are considering various developments in regards to what accompanies the remake. I’m thinking about ideas regarding the remake’s release-I even spoke to producer Kitase about it today.

Right now I’m concentrating on Kingdom Hearts III, but when that’s finished, VII will be where I head next. Nomura, in his signature style, half-jokingly muses: 'Not everyone may know this, but I’m remaking Final Fantasy VII… (laughs). In a recent closed event for The World Ends With You's Switch port, VII Remake boss Tetsuya Nomura responded to that inquiry. So it makes sense why people would be curious as to whether or not Final Fantasy VII was the only thing getting a remake. It's one of the most recognizable JRPGs to date for a reason. It got a full-on film in Advent Children, PSP and PS2 spinoffs, and all sorts of ports and extended cross-media opportunities. Its looking more likely that Final Fantasy 7 Remake will be released for PC, after an alleged list of upcoming. It took them a while, but Square Enix eventually cashed in hard on Final Fantasy VII in the same way they're doing with Final Fantasy XV right now.

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