The Square Enix title will be playable in up to 1080p on the standard PlayStation 4 model. Preload now available; launching on April 10.
Square Enix has confirmed through social networks that Final Fantasy VII Remake will have 4K resolution on PlayStation 4 Pro and HDR compatibility. This last feature can also be achieved with the standard PS4 model if the TV has HDR output, although the resolution will be, at most, 1080p (Full HD).
The Japanese publisher thus finalizes all the details of a title that will arrive in different versions, depending on the number of extras desired by the user, such as invocation materials, digital soundtrack, etc.
✅ #FinalFantasy VII Remake supports 4K resolution on # PS4 Pro 📺
✅ # FF7R also supports HDR output on both PS4 and PS4 Pro 😍
We hope you’re looking forward to it. pic.twitter.com/me8s9mPg8B
– FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE (@finalfantasyvii) April 2, 2020
Final Fantasy VII Remake Preload Now Available on PS4
If you are interested in being able to download in advance the more than 100 GB of weight of the title, Square Enix has enabled that from this Friday, April 3, it is possible for all PS4 players to anticipate that download (preload) so that the next 10 April at 00:00 it is possible to start playing without any kind of waiting.
Square Enix has alerted the community that there will be physical format distribution issues for the game in Europe and the United States due to the severity of COVID-19 worldwide. The Japanese publisher has made it clear that there will be no delays, but there will not be enough physical units for everyone given the circumstance. Since some stores are already selling the title, also in Spain, the company requests that no plot shreds be made.
You can see below the three episodes of the documentary series that Square Enix is making on the occasion of the countdown to the launch of the game, the so-called Inside Final Fantasy VII, where they reveal how the work has developed: Episode 1, Episode 2 and Episode 3.
Final Fantasy VII Remake will launch on the market this April 10 on PlayStation 4. You can also download the free demo of the game here and take a look at our impressions after playing the game for more than three hours here.
