Cosplayer Catherine Chavez as a character from Final Fantasy during the New York Comic Con 2015 at The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. (Photo : Getty Images/ Neilson Barnard)
"Final Fantasy 7" Remake release date is one of the hot topics in the gaming right now. In fact, it seems that those who played the original game a while back want to try a more advanced version of "Final Fantasy 7" Remark. But will the game really have an earlier than expected launch as suggested by some reports?
The original game was launched back in 1997 and despite this long years, the game seems not to lose its appeal to fans. According to Game Spot, the interest in the upcoming "Final Fantasy 7" Remake release seems to have gathered momentum. With the quantum jumps in computing speed and visual clarity of today's gaming hardware, games are indeed expecting that the remake would even make an already outstanding title even greater.
In the upcoming "Final Fantasy 7" Remark, Square Enix developers will have to walk a fine line between introducing new themes and storyline from the old game as well as featuring new elements to surprise gamers and add freshness to the game.
One of the monumental task will be utilizing known elements in the original game to give players with that delightful nostalgic feeling while playing new "Final Fantasy 7" Remake. Hence, the game will be broken down into a number of episodes as reported by Game Informer.
If the rumors of 'Final Fantasy' 7 Remake release Date are correct, fans should not expect any single release date of the highly anticipated game at all. This is due to the fact that the remake would be released into separate installments. Therefore, gamers could likewise expect multiple "Final Fantasy 7" Remake release dates because it will not be a single one time event.
At the moment, speculations vary with most placing their bets on the 2017 to 2018 window, however, final say on the matter would be developer Square Enix.
Square Enix has not given tentative "Final Fantasy 7" Remake release date or dates. And the remake's absence in the upcoming Tokyo Game Show 2016 seems to show that the developer might require some time before it is ready for a launch.
Here is a video of "Final Fantasy 7" Remake trailer:
