Hamid from eXputer: "Final Fantasy 7 tackles its side quest problem by involving the main party, diversifying the structure, and introducing new systems."
Final Fantasy VII Remake/Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi has hinted at the entire trilogy getting a Nintendo Switch 2 release.
i mean, weve been joking about this for a while now haha
they're gonna resell this trilogy for the next 20 years ha
but i wonder ... remake and rebirth already had to cut back on the psr4and ps5.
hows that gonna go on that inferior system?
Steam deck runs it ok and the switch 2 is more powerful (docked]. Handheld mode will be the interesting one
No physical release GTFO. This game deserves to be in your collection, not some digital shit.
I can definitely see them offering a boxed collection of the entire trilogy after it’s completed. Or at least it would be a smart thing to do if Square wanted to bring in more money.
Some of the best PS5 games are exclusives like God of War Ragnarok and Astro Bot, but there are some indie highlights as well.
Discounts on the likes of Dynasty Warriors: Origins, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and more for a limited time.
the sidequests are pretty amazing, not gonna lie. some overstay their welcome tho, not all of them, just a few.
I finally beat rebirth a few days ago. 58 hours almost exactly. I ended up giving up on doing the protorelics at Cosmo Canyon. I just couldn't take it anymore. I'm fact, to hell with Chadley entirely. My next (eventual) playthrough I'll only focus on the summons with him, and just do the town side quests and QB. I think I'm the playlog at the end they should put the number of times total that freaking android child interrupts your gameplay. My God I hate Chadley.
i hate using the term "masterpiece" but this game man....
its worth every penny