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Square Enix Teases Final Fantasy In Advance Of Sony's State Of Play Episode
Tomorrow Sony is holding a 10-minute State of Play presentation that the PlayStation-maker says features the MediEvil remake and a first look at a new title.
We don't know what that new title is yet, but Siliconera has found some interesting tweets that could point to something Final Fantasy VII related from Square Enix.
It starts with Square Enix executive Shinji Hashimoto tweeting about Sony's State of Play episode, which is followed by the official Final Fantasy Twitter account posting a picture of Cloud visiting a chocobo farm in Final Fantasy VII, and then a chocobo poll.
— FINAL FANTASY (@FinalFantasy) May 7, 2019
Sony's original announcement for the State of Play presentation says the episode contains a "first look at a new title," seemingly indicating that it won't involve a remake of an old game, but we'll have to wait and see to understand exactly what this may be leading to.
[Source: Shinji Hashimoto and Square Enix via Siliconera]
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