id say anything after the snow mountain area of disc 2 was more fun for me...
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Final Fantasy VII Remake delayed to April 10th
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id say anything after the snow mountain area of disc 2 was more fun for me...
I do see why entirely why it's the other way round for many, and when the game opens up it has a much different feel
What's your favourite area of them all?
Do people have the same feelings towards Barlog's new God of War run? It's very clear (and I'd be dumbfounded if even before release people assumed this would be a stand-alone, one-shot project) there will be more games with Elder Kratos and Atreus, yet 2018 God of War feels like a complete game. It has it's own story arc in the span of the story.
FFVII Remake can still feel like a complete game. (Spoilers for those going in fresh)
It will be about a group of freedom fighters and a merc fighting against an evil corporation. The merc will start gaining relationships through the story, experiencing legitimate character growth. The team will fight the President's efforts to stop them, defeat his son, and ultimately escape into the unknown, but they will have survived the oppressive city.
Survivors of the Midgar events are being hunted by enemies left from the city, but they are also chasing their own mystery- the enigmatic Sephiroth and the threat of global annihilation! Or something like that.
And that's the thing. This is not Final Fantasy VII. That's a game that released in 1997 with a completely different overall story arc. Right or wrong, Square-Enix is looking at Final Fantasy VII Remake as a totally new game. It will have a beginning, a middle, and an end. Semantics to some I know, but it doesn't change the fact that's what it is.
Juno is where I started to fall in love. Dunno if its my favorite part though
Is that what happened with that game? I dunno.
I know FFXV was incomplete but I enjoyed the heck out of it. I'd have preferred a finished story before I finished and not after.
I can't stop laughing.
"Rushed" is the very last word that comes to mind when I think of this remake project.
"Rushed" is the very last word that comes to mind when I think of this remake project.
Also the last part of Midgar is the best part is the best part of Midgar (boss, motorcycle, action, music)
Juno is aces.
I think it's the variety on offer post Midgar that is a great package. Snowboarding. Snow areas. Go to Space. The Northern Crater. Cosmo Canyon. Go underwater and fight Weapons. Nibelhelm. Golden Saucer....
Just a steady stream of great areas with personality
I'm not a COD afficinado but I picked it up this year and whilst I had an ok time, every damn week it felt I was getting 10GB updates
Probably less than it felt
Also cant wait to see that dolphin scene. I wonder how they are going to handle the goofy shit in the game. They havent showed any of that stuff, like at all. Kinda worrying
I like how well paced Midgar is, plus I generally like the more sci-fi bent that the segment has. Not to say that the rest of the game doesn't have cool moments, but I'm perfectly fine with the FF7 remake plans spending more time in Midgar, assuming it's done well.
Seriously.
Wasn't the remake announced at E3 2014?
It's 2020 and they're just wrapping up Midgar.
They just started part 2 in Nov, and they still don't know how many parts the project will be.
That's awful management and planning
Started production in 2014. Unveiled in 2015.
Production halted and was changed completely in (I'm a little foggy here) late 2016, as the original lead development team at CyberConnect2 was let go from the Remake and they moved production in-house.
So we are looking at roughly two and a half solid years of work from the current production team.
The sequel should be much more stable as far as the production goes, as a lot of animations/assets/etc. have already been designed. The big question is: will shifting to next gen cause any major hurdles? Will they push for a cross-gen development so the sequel can hit PS4, PS5, X1, XSX, etc.? Time will tell.
Game devs can't keep release dates accurate within a few months, so... I don't know what you're expecting.
It was E3 2015 announcement
IDK. I know they had issues with some outsourcing in relation to CC2 which may have slowed things down, they probably do at this point know what the roadmap is and all tool and pipeline flows are full throttle at this point
5 years ain't that bad and if they're going the whole hog I don't see an issue. It's a lot bigger in scope than something like Resident Evil 2 Remake
Am hoping for 16-18 months between parts and with the next generation incoming I don't think it'll feel that bad
This is where I am but I'm much more confident in it being 1.5 - 2 years between each release, and I'm also somehow confident that it'll only be a trilogy, so we'll have the final episode by late 2024 at the latest. I could be very very wrong though.
I'm not taking time off to play Cyberpunk until that game goes gold.
The opening to Wild Arms & Wild Arms 3 are the best parts of their games as well. Same with Lufia 1 (to the point where they turned the prologue into a full game with the sequel). Never discount the power of an awesome opening.
This is the most confusing part for me.
It's what also tells me this is not some corporate decision like FFXV was rumored to be.
Goddamn..! First The Last of Us p.2, now this..! I am expecting my first child in april; now 2 of the 3 games I wanted to 'therapeutically' play through in the month before the birth, are not an option anymore 😅!
The third game being Ori 2, so please, please please please let this still release in march 🤞😄!
The third game being Ori 2, so please, please please please let this still release in march 🤞😄!
Goodbye lifeSomeone just come take my wallet now. These two months are nuts.
A single month doesn't seem like a ton of time for much more polish, but I could be way off-base here.
Maybe even a little polish is enough for them to work out whatever it is they've seen recently that might be troubling production?
Regardless, I'm not getting too comfy here. I could see another delay happening, but I sincerely hope not. A Good Friday release is just very bizarre to me. Don't know if they thought that one through. Maybe copies will start shipping that Tuesday before?
It makes no sense. Final Fantasy VII Remake is going to be popular enough to dominate a normal month all by itself; but sandwiching itself in between the Resident Evil 3 Remake and 6 days before Cyberpunk 2077 releases makes no logical, financial sense.
the really must have needed that month if they were willing to push it out of the fiscal year
Lucky there is nothing I want to play on that list except FFVII. Going to find something else to play for the month.Someone just come take my wallet now. These two months are nuts.
If you mean the parachuting back in later in the game, then yes.
Sad about any sort of delay, but I'll be there regardless. No other game comes close to this for me in hype levels.
Just Animal Crossing, DOOM, and Cyberpunk for me. A lot of those other titles I can wait on.Someone just come take my wallet now. These two months are nuts.
Still though, that's quite the list.
I know, right? That yellow jumpsuit did wonders for my childhoo-
Oh, you mean for this year. Yeah...
Juno is a movie, Junon is a Shinra-owned coastal city with a stupidly huge cannon.
Boy am I glad I already paid for Persona because FF7 and Cyberpunk are gonna eat my wallet.Someone just come take my wallet now. These two months are nuts.
People are out of their mind if they think FF7 will outsell Cyberpunk long-term. Witcher 3 is over 20m and Cyberpunk is going to do at least that.
A game can literally not be enjoyed unless you start playing it on day 1.
Someone just come take my wallet now. These two months are nuts.
FFVII, Persona 5 Royal, Animal Crossing, and Pokemon Mystery Dungeon.
My student wallet weeps.
