FF7 remake being released as a "Multi part series"

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It's been revealed that the highly anticipated Final Fantasy VII remake will be released as a "multi part series" with each offering a "unique experience"

This may come as a blow to fans if this means the whole story of VII won't be available immediately. The announcement has yet to be properly clarifled.
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Wasn't the original Final Fantasy VII cut up into parts because the game was too big? So it's likely to be segmented the same way the first one was, right?
Yeah, it definitely had different sections. The older final fantasy games are told like epics in that way, all leading up to the final conclusion. If they do it like this, awesome. I'm perfectly okay with that. Gives the story room to breathe, rather than having to rush things.


I am not as hyped anymore.. I still want this badly, but just not so hyped. I just don't want to end up disappointed in 2 years..
What I was talking about is just for the original Final Fantasy 7 that was recently released for the PS4. It's good, you should pick it up (I think it's still about 10 bucks)
 
What I was talking about is just for the original Final Fantasy 7 that was recently released for the PS4. It's good, you should pick it up (I think it's still about 10 bucks)
Haha yeah my reply was related to your last paragraph which was a response to me. I just forgot to remove the first paragraph. Sorry for the confusion :p

That being said, I was wondering if it's worth getting that 1080p FFVII that was just released. Is it really worth it? Or should I just stick to replaying it on the psp (which I am planning to do soon.. Again)
 
If I wanted to play a "multi-part" ff7, I would plug in my PS1 and play through all the discs that way! I am not ok with paying more for unfinished game because they gave some bullshit excuse like "multi-part!"
But da data is 2 hueg!

But seriously, if a shitty company like konami can make mgs4 work on limited space, then no reason for it to be that big. Are they including hours of 4k video on the disc or something?

I may be in the minority but redrawn backgrounds and higher quality models would have sufficed for me.
 
If I wanted to play a "multi-part" ff7, I would plug in my PS1 and play through all the discs that way! I am not ok with paying more for unfinished game because they gave some bullshit excuse like "multi-part!"

But you know millions of people will buy literally anything they release with the FFVII name. Our voices will be drowned out in the fanboy yell.
 
Haha yeah my reply was related to your last paragraph which was a response to me. I just forgot to remove the first paragraph. Sorry for the confusion :P

That being said, I was wondering if it's worth getting that 1080p FFVII that was just released. Is it really worth it? Or should I just stick to replaying it on the psp (which I am planning to do soon.. Again)

Totally my bad haha. I should have double checked what you were responding to.

I'd say it's worth it over the PSP version, though the PC version has loads of mods that have made it look a lot better and play a lot better as well.

But you know millions of people will buy literally anything they release with the FFVII name. Our voices will be drowned out in the fanboy yell.

I figure I have no reason to complain unless I actually play it. If, after buying part one, I feel like it was dumb to split up, I probably won't buy the rest of them until they go on sale. But I'll be buying part one day one, just to see for myself.
 
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Wasn't the original Final Fantasy VII cut up into parts because the game was too big? So it's likely to be segmented the same way the first one was, right?
Yeah but you didn't have to buy each part separately, it was right there in the same package and it cost the same as other ps1 games.

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Well I just figured it out, it's not a remake at all, just even more games set in the same universe.
 
Guys, guys, I just remembered something...
If Squeenix's gonna remake the full game, do you think they'll still leave those "fantastic" moments as Cloud cross-dressing to infiltrate a brothel or the "rape" scene that can happen inside?
Ugh. You do realize that page you linked is nothing but buzzfeed garbage, right? It's even segregated into three pages to collect the most possible clicks. It's nothing but click-bait. Just reading this gives me cancer from the sheer amount of ignorance and I feel disgusted for having clicked it.
  1. AVALANCHE is a rebel group against the Shinra corporation who is KILLING THE PLANET by consuming vital resources to the planet's well-being. The reactor explosion was done to coerce the protagonists by one of the executives. Funny how the "journalist" failed to mention that.
  2. Red XIII was acting as if he was cooperating with Hojo so both he and Aerith weren't harmed.
  3. Cid yells at everyone violently, not just Shera, as he is bitter from not accomplishing his life's dream. Another funny thing the "journalist" failed to mention. His dream was to go to space but he couldn't because from what I remember, when Cid was in the spaceship one of the parts in the engine was broken and when Shera went to fix it, continuing with the lift off would've burned her alive. He saved her life in exchange for never accomplishing his dream.
    Cid was always crude, but he is kindhearted. His attitude and foul language are an effect of him losing his dream of spaceflight, as he remains angry over missing out on his dream. However, he sacrificed it deliberately to save Shera. Cid holds great resolve in what good his knowledge will bring to the world. Cid does not always mean his insults in a negative way: he refers to Cloud and his allies as "numbskulls" for opposing Shinra Electric Power Company, but admits he likes the idea. He becomes more responsible and caring during the events of Mideel, when he's appointed as a temporary leader. Cid eventually finds a new perspective towards the party's goal to save the Planet, something that he didn't care much for in the beginning, ruminating: "This planet is a little kid. A little kid sick and trembling in the middle of this huge universe. Someone's gotta protect it. Ya follow me? That someone is us!"
  4. The protagonists cannot save the people imprisoned because implying that the items such as gold needle (or soft) and whatnot can help Red XIII's father from petrification is meta-gaming. There is no evidence that they weren't already used anyway. Not sure what the "journalist" expected people to do about a person encased in materia, either.
  5. The Barret gold saucer scene was just a comedy scene available to the player. Cloud and Barret fight constantly throughout the game like stubborn goats so the developer thought it was funny to make a scene like that.
  6. I'm pretty sure the Honeybee Manor scene was just another comedy scene put in by the developer. And goddamn is it glorious. Nothing actually happens to Cloud. All they do is sit in the hot tub, which in Japan isn't very strange considering communal bathrooms are a thing.
 
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Ugh. You do realize that page you linked is nothing but buzzfeed garbage, right? It's even segregated into three pages to collect the most possible clicks. It's nothing but click-bait. Just reading this gives me cancer from the sheer amount of ignorance and I feel disgusted for having clicked it.
  1. AVALANCHE is a rebel group against the Shinra corporation who is KILLING THE PLANET by consuming vital resources to the planet's well-being. The reactor explosion was done to coerce the protagonists by one of the executives. Funny how the "journalist" failed to mention that.
  2. Red XIII was acting as if he was cooperating with Hojo so both he and Aerith weren't harmed.
  3. Cid yells at everyone violently. Another funny thing the "journalist" failed to mention. His dream was to go to space but he couldn't because from what I remember, one of the parts in the engine was broken and when Shera went to fix it, continuing with the lift off would've killed her. He saved her life in exchange for never accomplishing his dream.
  4. The protagonists cannot save the people imprisoned because implying that the items such as gold needle (or soft) and whatnot can help Red XIII's father from petrification is meta-gaming. There is no evidence that they weren't already used anyway. Not sure what the "journalist" expected people to do about a person encased in materia, either.
  5. The Barret gold saucer scene was just a comedy scene available to the player. Cloud and Barret fight constantly throughout the game like stubborn goats so the developer thought it was funny to make a scene like that.
  6. I'm pretty sure the Honeybee Manor scene was just another comedy scene put in by the developer. And goddamn is it glorious. Nothing actually happens to Cloud. All they do is sit in the hot tub, which in Japan isn't very strange considering communal bathrooms are a thing.
Every time to devote brain power toward analyzing a click-bait article, the terrorists win.
 
But da data is 2 hueg!

But seriously, if a shitty company like konami can make mgs4 work on limited space, then no reason for it to be that big. Are they including hours of 4k video on the disc or something?

I may be in the minority but redrawn backgrounds and higher quality models would have sufficed for me.
I don't care if the game is too big, I grew up on a PS1, switching out disks to finish my games. But selling me part one for game only to make me wait for part 2 and sell that shit to me again is not acceptable!
 
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Wasn't the original Final Fantasy VII cut up into parts because the game was too big? So it's likely to be segmented the same way the first one was, right?
The game also came with all 3 CDs and you paid one price for it all. Plus my friend told me (I may be wrong) but the final boss fight took up one CD. I don't think they'd split it up in the same way. I mean, unless people are cool with paying $60 for the last boss fight.

Oooh you know what would be great? In addition to paying for this game thrice, we need some DLC and microtransactions. It's the future I tell you!
 
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The game also came with all 3 CDs and you paid one price for it all. Plus my friend told me (I may be wrong) but the final boss fight took up one CD. I don't think they'd split it up in the same way. I mean, unless people are cool with paying $60 for the last boss fight.

Oooh you know what would be great? In addition to paying for this game thrice, we need some DLC and microtransactions. It's the future I tell you!

The pre-rendered videos took up the bulk of the space on the disc. Without those, the game would have fit on one disc I believe.

Do any of the recent final fantasy games have DLC? I haven't played one in a while and am curious what the current state of affairs is with that.
 
The pre-rendered videos took up the bulk of the space on the disc. Without those, the game would have fit on one disc I believe.

Do any of the recent final fantasy games have DLC? I haven't played one in a while and am curious what the current state of affairs is with that.
Final fantasy 13 and up has dlcs
 
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The game also came with all 3 CDs and you paid one price for it all. Plus my friend told me (I may be wrong) but the final boss fight took up one CD. I don't think they'd split it up in the same way. I mean, unless people are cool with paying $60 for the last boss fight.

Oooh you know what would be great? In addition to paying for this game thrice, we need some DLC and microtransactions. It's the future I tell you!
The final disc consists of more than the last boss fight, but it's less than a third of the length of the other discs.
 
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But da data is 2 hueg!

But seriously, if a shitty company like konami can make mgs4 work on limited space, then no reason for it to be that big. Are they including hours of 4k video on the disc or something?

I may be in the minority but redrawn backgrounds and higher quality models would have sufficed for me.

I don't think it's a data size issue, they could just chuck as many blu-rays as needed for that. The problem is the game is so damn big it's going to cost a fortune and they simply can't afford to put it out under a single price and make the amount of money back they want for a budget of that size.

SE's opinion of VII has always been the pinnacle of everything they've ever done and remaking it to the stupidly high detail standards they set themselves (They always insist on making FF the best looking game out at the the time of release) is going to be a ridiculously huge task. Splitting it up was probably the only way they could convince the execs to give the go ahead.
 
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