21-03-2016 19:53
Final fantasy 7 Remake will Have a New Trailer in the upcoming Game Developers Conference!
The highly anticipated Final Fantasy 7 Remake is said to have a new trailer in the upcoming Game Developers Conference!
According to recent reports, the popular game developer, Square Enix may release a new "Final Fantasy 7 Remake" gameplay trailer at the upcoming Game Developers Conference.
In a report done by ThebitBag, at this week's Game Developers Conference. The publication sited that that GDC aims to inform gaming enthusiasts about the next-generation gaming technology and that the event is also a platform for introducing new games.
The upcoming GDC 2016 have already welcomed  the new Unreal Engine trailer showcasing various games, so we can probably expect to see some more gameplay videos from games that use the engine such as Final Fantasy 15, Kingdom Hearts 3, and of course the Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
In relate to that news, Yoshinori Kitase said in an official blog post that the Final Fantasy 7 Remake will feature new game elements. The developer also stated that the Final Fantasy VI Remake is expected to go beyond what fans have seen in the original Final Fantasy 7 game.
In our previous report, we talked about Square Enix who is said to release the first Episode of the highly anticipated Final Fantasy 7 Remake on 2017!
After two decades since the release of one of gaming best role playing game, Final Fantasy 7 Square Enix is coming out with a video game remake titled "Final Fantasy VII Remake," it is expected to be released next year, 2017.
Square Enix previous revealed, the upcoming remake is said to come out in episodes. According to the game's producer, Yoshinori Kitase, shared in a blog post, "With the 'Final Fantasy VII Remake' we have the opportunity to go beyond the story, world and experience of 'Final Fantasy VII' in ways we've always dreamed of - from the depths of Midgar to the skies above the Planet. The multi-part format enables us to expand the original story and turn it into an epic experience for fans and new gamers alike."
For those who are not familiar with the classic PlayStation one title, "Final Fantasy VII" is about Midgar, a city under the control of the mega-conglomerate Shinra Inc. The original game was divided into three discs. iDigital Times reported that the first disc covered the start of the game until the death of Aeris. The second disc covered the beginning of the Crater, and the third disc featured the final dungeon.
Fuente: CrossMap
(Ultima edición: 22-03-2016 03:45 por Sir_Dekar.)
The highly anticipated Final Fantasy 7 Remake is said to have a new trailer in the upcoming Game Developers Conference!
According to recent reports, the popular game developer, Square Enix may release a new "Final Fantasy 7 Remake" gameplay trailer at the upcoming Game Developers Conference.
In a report done by ThebitBag, at this week's Game Developers Conference. The publication sited that that GDC aims to inform gaming enthusiasts about the next-generation gaming technology and that the event is also a platform for introducing new games.
The upcoming GDC 2016 have already welcomed  the new Unreal Engine trailer showcasing various games, so we can probably expect to see some more gameplay videos from games that use the engine such as Final Fantasy 15, Kingdom Hearts 3, and of course the Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
In relate to that news, Yoshinori Kitase said in an official blog post that the Final Fantasy 7 Remake will feature new game elements. The developer also stated that the Final Fantasy VI Remake is expected to go beyond what fans have seen in the original Final Fantasy 7 game.
In our previous report, we talked about Square Enix who is said to release the first Episode of the highly anticipated Final Fantasy 7 Remake on 2017!
After two decades since the release of one of gaming best role playing game, Final Fantasy 7 Square Enix is coming out with a video game remake titled "Final Fantasy VII Remake," it is expected to be released next year, 2017.
Square Enix previous revealed, the upcoming remake is said to come out in episodes. According to the game's producer, Yoshinori Kitase, shared in a blog post, "With the 'Final Fantasy VII Remake' we have the opportunity to go beyond the story, world and experience of 'Final Fantasy VII' in ways we've always dreamed of - from the depths of Midgar to the skies above the Planet. The multi-part format enables us to expand the original story and turn it into an epic experience for fans and new gamers alike."
For those who are not familiar with the classic PlayStation one title, "Final Fantasy VII" is about Midgar, a city under the control of the mega-conglomerate Shinra Inc. The original game was divided into three discs. iDigital Times reported that the first disc covered the start of the game until the death of Aeris. The second disc covered the beginning of the Crater, and the third disc featured the final dungeon.
Fuente: CrossMap
