The title has gone into production, but has no release date yet. Part 1 will arrive on PS5 taking advantage of some features of the console.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 will take advantage of the unique features of the PlayStation 5 hardware once it goes on sale on a date to be confirmed. Tetsuya Nomura, co-director of the first part and creative director in said second episode, has explained in Famitsu that Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade will not take advantage of the functions of the console as much as that second part, which will be created from scratch in the new generation of consoles and it won’t be an update.
“As far as adaptive triggers go, they are partially supported” in this Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, says Nomura. However, “regarding the use of all the functions of PlayStation 5, we ask that you wait for the next game, where we can start from scratch,” he adds.
So, we have to wait for Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 so that those new generation features, such as haptic feedback, 3D Audio through the Tempest Engine, the high speed of reading or writing data through the SSD memory, are squeezed. as much as possible.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade: what it is and details to consider
What we have closer on the calendar is Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, specifically on June 10 exclusively for PS5. Players who have purchased the game on PS4 will be able to update to this version for free, which includes a 60 FPS mode in dynamic 4K resolution, photo mode, reduced loading times and improvements in lighting; In addition, a DLC episode starring Yuffie is included. Those upgrading from PS4 to PS5 will need to purchase it separately; Those who buy Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade from scratch on PS5 will have it included as standard in either of its two editions. Lastly, it is important to note that Final Fantasy VII Remake is one of the free PS Plus games for March, but that version cannot be upgraded to Intergrade.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 will seek to “surprise the fans”. Naoki Hamaguchi will be its solo CEO. At the moment it has no release date or confirmed platforms; aside from the presumed PS5 version suggested by Nomura himself. His development is progressing well.
