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Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Remake’s Second Chapter, Arrives Next Winter
At long last, the second chapter of Final Fantasy VII Remake was revealed during today’s 25th anniversary stream. It’s called Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and it launches next winter, or towards the end of 2023, for PlayStation 5.
A cinematic trailer provided tantalizing glimpses of what’s to come, most notably gameplay of Cloud and Sephiroth exploring a section of the world together. While that may very well be a flashback, those who played Remake know that anything is possible at this point. Today's video also confirmed that Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the second entry in what will be a three-game series.
Be sure to follow the links below to read about the other big announcements from today's presentation:
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion announcement
Final Fantasy VII Remake confirmed to be a three-game series
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade launches on Steam tomorrow
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