Square Enix has previously surprised us by saying that in Final Fantasy VII Remake Red XIII<\/strong><\/em> will not be a full party member in our team.<\/p>\n

The character joins us near the end of the first act in the game, and Final Fantasy VII Remak<\/strong><\/em>e’s first chapter’s cutoff point is around there. The Japanese team didn’t want the beast to be undeveloped, but Square Enix didn’t leave it at that. The publisher’s website<\/a><\/strong><\/span><\/em>\u00a0has an interview with Naoki Hamaguchi, the co-director of the game, and he revealed a few interesting things.<\/p>\n

\u201eThe development team feel the same way that the fans do when it comes to seeing in Final Fantasy VII Remake Red XIII<\/strong><\/em>\u00a0as an important character, and we designed his gameplay in a special way to offset him not being playable in battle. I won\u2019t reveal exactly what that entails, because I want people to enjoy it when they actually play the game, but I will say that Final Fantasy VII Remake has added a new upper floor to the Shinra Building to present a climax that was not in the original. The key to navigating this floor lies in using Red XIII\u2019s unique physical abilities to overcome environmental obstacles. Letting the player experience his heroics in this way is something that I\u2019m confident will please the fans,\u201d Hamaguchi said.<\/p>\n

He also touched upon how much endgame content will be in Final Fantasy VII Remake: \u201eWe can\u2019t say exactly how much [endgame content] there is – we want to keep some surprises for players! I will say, Final Fantasy VII Remake has been designed as if it were a standalone game, and comparable in size to other mainline Final Fantasy games. The [secrets or hidden bosses] you mentioned from other Final Fantasy games\u2026I don\u2019t want to say precisely what\u2019s in Final Fantasy VII Remake, but if you\u2019re expecting endgame content, you won\u2019t be disappointed.\u201d<\/p>\n

Final Fantasy VII Remake<\/em><\/strong><\/a><\/span> will be a PlayStation 4-exclusive for a year. It will launch on April 10, and you should look for it on the PlayStation Store, as the retail copies’ distribution might be causing a lack of availability.<\/p>\n

Source: WCCFTech<\/a><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

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Square Enix has previously surprised us by saying that in Final Fantasy VII Remake Red XIII will not be a full party member in our team. The character joins us near the end of the first act in the game, and Final Fantasy VII Remake’s first chapter’s cutoff point is around there. The Japanese team didn’t want the beast to be undeveloped, but Square Enix didn’t leave it at that. The publisher’s website\u00a0has an interview with Naoki Hamaguchi, the co-director of the game, and he revealed a few interesting things. \u201eThe development team feel the same way that the fans do when it comes to seeing in Final Fantasy VII Remake Red XIII\u00a0as an important character, and we designed his gameplay in a special way…<\/p>\n

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