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19-06-2015, 00:12
Dant3

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22-06-2015, 18:12
Dant3

Până lansează remake-ul poate mai scurtați așteptarea cu versiunea asta
http://www.dualshockers.com/2015/06/...-this-october/

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Over on Square Enix’s official North American website, the page for the upcoming PS4 port of the original Final Fantasy VII, originally announced during last December’s PlayStation Experience event, has been updated with a release date of October 16th, 2015. The price for the PS4 port is set at $15.99 on PSN.

The PS4 version of the game will largely be based on the PC port of Final Fantasy VII, which will also include achievements and capabilities to save game progress to cloud storage.

Final Fantasy VII‘s latest port will arrive for PS4 on October 16th, 2015.
03-07-2015, 00:05
solecon

Cat de amuzant este acest clip acum si cat de trist mi se parea in decembrie :))

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bMjkDFGJ1A
30-07-2015, 21:12
Dant3

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Ar fi prea frumos :)
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05-12-2015, 21:21
solecon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHDoYM3CVK4
07-12-2015, 15:34
Dant3

Vrăjeală de doi lei

Final Fantasy 7 remake is episodic
Otherwise "we'd have to cut some parts".
07-12-2015, 16:23
MonkY

Cu un ochi rad, cu unul plang. Adicatalea ma bucur de remake (arata sublim), ma bucur ca exista posibilitatea de a extinde jocul (cu zone noi, chiar si episodice), dar pe de alta parte sunt suparat ca incepe si Square Enix cu chestiile episodice... eventual cu pay to play si alte prostioare.
10-05-2019, 02:53
keanustar

Trailer nou. Inca nu avem o data de lansare, dar aflam mai multe in iunie, probabil la E3.

Momentan arata f bine.

https://youtu.be/qOn2bWuA_0w
11-06-2019, 08:53
Clopotarul

https://youtu.be/eBZyJl7_OPM

https://youtu.be/kJvzzivkK28

https://www.dualshockers.com/final-f...ition-e3-2019/

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During E3 2019, Square Enix officially announced the details for the special editions of Final Fantasy VII Remake that will be available when the game arrives early next year.

Aside from the standard edition of the game ($59.99), Square Enix will also be offering the Deluxe Edition of Final Fantasy VII Remake, which will retail for $79.99. The Deluxe Edition will offer a hardcover art book with concept art from the game, a mini-soundtrack CD, a Cactuar Summon Materia DLC, and a special SteelBook case featuring the one and only Sephiroth.

Square Enix also revealed a second special edition of the game called the 1st Class Edition for Final Fantasy VII Remake, which includes all of the content of the Deluxe Edition alongside a Play Arts Kai-made Cloud Strife statue alongside his bike and Buster Sword. The 1st Class Edition is a whopping $329.99 and is exclusive to the Square Enix Store, but appears to be the ultimate edition of the long-awaited remake for Final Fantasy fans.

Square also noted that all pre-orders of Final Fantasy VII Remake (across any version) will also receive a special Chocobo Chick Summon Materia DLC with the game’s launch next year. Pre-orders of the digital release for the game from PlayStation Store will also include a PS4 dynamic theme featuring Cloud & Strife.

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12-09-2019, 08:36
razvanrazy

https://youtu.be/FReUi5pPYWE
25-09-2019, 21:13
paul

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Originally Posted by PlayStation.Blog

The team at Square Enix is proud to reveal the box art for Final Fantasy VII Remake in North America and Europe.

The artwork pays homage to the North American cover used in the original Final Fantasy VII and features our hero, Cloud Strife, ready to take on the tyrannical Shinra Corporation.
Here’s one touch I’m particularly fond of: you can see two glowing materia equipped at the base of Cloud’s iconic Buster Sword. These colorful orbs allow our heroes to use powerful magic in combat – and the fact that you can see them equipped is a perfect example of the love, care and attention to detail being put into every aspect of the game.
The new box art has been unveiled shortly after an onslaught of major reveals at Tokyo Game Show 2019.
In case you missed it, check out some of the highlights from TGS below, as well as some brand-new screenshots just released today!

Classic Mode

Classic Mode allows players to focus on issuing commands in combat, without having to worry about dodging and blocking in real time.
When you enter a battle, a gauge (called ATB – a fun nod to the original game’s Active Time Battle system) automatically fills up. Once those gauges have filled up, you can issue commands to spend those charges – for example, do you use a special attack, cast some magic, or use an item? It’s all up to you.
Classic mode is just the thing for players who prefer to focus on tactics and strategy in combat rather than moment to moment action. And it’s perfect for fans who are nostalgic for menu-based RPGs like the original Final Fantasy VII.

Spectacular Summons

Summons were a big part of the original game, and in Final Fantasy VII Remake, they’re back and they’re better than ever.
Summons are powerful creatures you can call to your aid in battle. At TGS, Final Fantasy VII Remake’s producer, Yoshinori Kitase, gave us our first look at one of these – the iconic flame-bound Ifrit.
He also explained how Summons work in-game. Every hero can equip a Summon materia – it’s this powerful orb that gives them the ability to call one of these fearsome creatures into battle.
If a Summon materia is equipped, a special gauge will fill up gradually over time. Once full, your hero can call forth the otherworldly entity to fight alongside you for a limited time.
Ifrit battles independently but you can also command him to perform special abilities, and once the timer drops to zero, he’ll unleashes his ultimate attack: Hellfire!

Marvelous Mini-Games

Final Fantasy VII Remake’s TGS trailer gave us our first look at a new mini-game.
Fans may remember the squats mini-game from the original Final Fantasy VII. This new iteration plays similarly to the classic version and requires players to input a specific sequence of commands to defeat their lycra-laden challengers.

Final Fantasy VII Remake launches for PS4 on March 3, 2020. Pre-order the game from PlayStation Store to receive a dynamic theme featuring Cloud and Sephiroth today!

Final Fantasy VII Remake Box Art Revealed – PlayStation.Blog
03-11-2019, 03:34
paul

https://youtu.be/RpJ7G9nBbtE
13-12-2019, 06:45
paul

https://youtu.be/tEPb8uQ27BI
17-01-2020, 17:22
4_2

Delayed - 10 Aprilie 2020
17-01-2020, 18:06
Dant3

Păi avea data de lansare?

LE: Văd că martie era luna inițială, nu-i bai
02-03-2020, 14:15
Clopotarul

Demo out now on US PS store :cloud:

https://store.playstation.com/en-us/...VIIREMAKETRIAL

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Enjoy the first chapter of FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE─the iconic Mako Reactor 1 bombing mission─with this demo version.
- Progress cannot be carried over into the retail version of the game.
- Content may differ from that of the retail version.
02-03-2020, 14:48
razvanrazy

Sunt curios daca si ei au avut acces la acelasi demo. Astept sa ajung acasa ca sa-l pun si sa-mi prind putin urechile in el :x

https://youtu.be/Pj5iHnX0SHw
https://youtu.be/vUTyg4pYtgE
https://youtu.be/kdS62-plOCY
02-03-2020, 16:51
Dant3

Până la urmă e timed exclusive?
02-03-2020, 16:56
razvanrazy

Jocul? Sau demo-ul?

Jocul au zis ca-i exlusiv 1 an. Vedem in aprilie 2021 daca iese si pe Xbox/PC.
04-03-2020, 10:13
razvanrazy

https://youtu.be/-9ZleNoAiiM