In response to the remake of the 1997 Final Fantasy, I'm going to be taking both the new and old games apart! Let's see what info I can find about it!
So Nomura explains that they've decided to start production on FF7 simply because the plans simply fell into place. They didn't want to create a remaster because they wanted to work on the system as well. Being a remake, certain aspects of the game will be remade, as well as 100% of the models. (Jumping from ps1 to ps4 will be fun haha.)
So the new FF game seems to be run through the unreal engine, which is an interesting choice if I do say so myself. The SE original engine, the Luminous, was scrapped for this project because some speculate that only a few handful of people "know the tech intimately enough to use it". Unreal, however, has a huge community of people learning to use it etc.
The game will be made in multiple parts, only because the massive size would possible fit in a single disc. This has caused some fans to freak out... as to why I'm not sure because it's still the same game. Who cares if you have to buy more parts for it? I mean, it's essentially deterred many of the fans to not even support the game, which is silly if you ask me.
The battle system looks like it's going to be different too, as you will be able to freely switch between characters in a more action-based system.
While I won't be getting this game for myself, I will look forward to seeing new footage and following the progress of the game!
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