Surprising fans, Sony revealed that on Tuesday (6) we will have a new state of play: however, instead of bringing a flood of first-party or partner games, it will be dedicated only to Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (which, even for a moment, is exclusive For PS5).
As you can imagine, given its proximity to release, the game has gained many generous plot and gameplay details, with nearly 20 minutes packed full of new combat, exploration, and open-world features.
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Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is getting more fun gameplay
If you're excited to check out the “Into the Unknown” sequence of events and see what changes this time around, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has already started showing details about Zack, the return of Don Corneo, and parts of the ending of the plot, with Sephiroth on the hunt for the Black Materia.
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In the trailer, we also see several classic mini-games, such as Shinra's parade, interaction with Junon the dolphin, Costa del Sol party interaction, and much more. Furthermore, interesting details of the story have been revealed, but we'll keep the explanation to avoid spoilers.
Another interesting novelty was the reveal of how the open world of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth will work, with different areas of Gaia to explore freely, with different types of Chocobo (same as the original) and even Tiny Bronco, a team plane.
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Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth features a Quality and Performance mode
During the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth stream, the game's director confirmed something that many fans have been waiting for: the game will feature a Quality Mode, which runs at 4K resolution and 30 frames per second, and a Performance Mode, which offers smoother gameplay at 60 frames per second (but not… The decision is confirmed).
In addition to revealing the visual modes, Square Enix also released several details regarding the PS5's functionality, such as haptic feedback on the controller, adaptive triggers for different situations, 3D audio and the use of an SSD to enable the open world.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth will arrive exclusively on PlayStation 5 on February 29 (and there's a free demo you can download now).
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