A new gameplay trailer of one of the most anticipated games, "Final Fantasy VII Remake" has been released, the trailer was released in the recent event organized by E3 to reignite fans' excitement and show them that it is not only a remake but a total overhaul.
The trailer highlights the new 3D version of "Final Fantasy VII Remake." During the combat, players will have a nice view, with its default third-person, over-the-shoulder viewpoint. This is different from when compared to the games' past pre-rendered, top-down environment.
According to Mod Live, in conjunction with the spoken dialogue, the game will have enhanced moves to enable players slide and hop while navigating through Midgar. Also, the trailer gives an "active-battle twist," and this shows it added control of the in-game character.
During the event, director Tetsuya Nomura did not reveal the release date for the "Final Fantasy VII Remake" but he announced that the game can be purchased via the PlayStation Store and it is already available on PlayStation 4.
ESJ West Community Manger for Square Enix, Dan Seto, gives more information for the "Final Fantasy VII" revamped version. According to him, the "Final Fantasy VII" trailer shows how it will have familiar scenes like those in "Final Fantasy VII" game that is still in incubation, PlayStation Blog reported.
Seto wrote that the "Final Fantasy" trailer that has a real feeling of speed looks more action oriented. He added that there is more going on in the trailer, and he hopes that lovers of the game managed to pick out all of the details. The message he had for game lovers is that all the footage shown of the "Final Fantasy VII Remake" is progress footage, and this means that the final game may look slightly different to what they saw.
Meanwhile, according to MNR Daily, programmer Kitade of "Final Fantasy XV" reveals that the pre-beta version of the newest installment in the "Final Fantasy" series is now completed.
He also stated that the team is currently adjusting elements and smoothing out everything for "Final Fantasy XV," while this is happening, the game. "Final Fantasy XV" can be played entirely from start to finish. The announcement confirmed that the first-half of it is ready and at par with the quality of the finished product.
The programmer revealed that they were at the point where they can play the game in its entirety from start to finish. From this point, everyone on the development team can get an overall view of the game.