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A New Image Of Final Fantasy VII Remake Shown In Background Of Another Photo
Square Enix is recruiting for jobs, including for the Final Fantasy VII remake. One of those recruitment pages, however, has the first look at Final Fantasy VII remake that we have gotten since 2015.
The image, which is found on this recruitment page, shows lead developer Naoki Hamaguchi sitting in front of a computer screen with an image of what looks like FFVII Remake on it. A tweet from uer @DKHF4 blew up the image to get a closer look.
A new FFVII Remake image is visible on Naoki Hamaguchi's computer screen on Business Division 1's updated recruitment page. https://t.co/eXVJSi5TCg @aibo_ac7 @gematsucom #FFVIIRemake pic.twitter.com/O698aFoXig
— DKHF (@DKHF4) May 28, 2018
The image appears to be Cloud standing in front of Air Buster, the second boss in the game that Cloud, Barrett, and Tifa fight right after meeting President Shinra for the first time. So we can safely say they have at least made a model for the second boss in the game.
Square Enix's E3 showcase will take place Monday, June 11 at 10:00 a.m. PT.
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I really hope this game is shown at E3 because I am not even that excited but this drip feed is still driving me nuts somehow. I am at the point where I am reporting on images in the background.
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