The promotional video "final Fantasy 7 Core crisis: Reunion" will be released on December 13.
CTOnews.com, Nov. 7, Square Enix brought HD's high-definition remake "final Fantasy 7 Core crisis: Reunion" in June this year. This release day promotional video is now available to the public. This work will be available on PS5, PS4, XSX | S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch platforms on December 13. The Steam version will be available on December 14 in Chinese.
CTOnews.com learned that this work is a prequel to final Fantasy 7. Since its release in 2007, "Core crisis-final Fantasy 7" has been loved by many players because of its touching story. In addition to HD all the images, this work also includes new elements such as improving the combat system and supporting full voice.
The official positioning of the game is remaster, but there are the following improvements:
A brand new 3D model
Support full voice
System optimization
Duplicate background and UI
Improve the operability of roles and perspectives
UI optimization
Add a variety of skip functions
Rearranged background music
In addition to the HD of the picture, all 3D models, including the debut characters, will also take on a new look, and the content that supports full voice and the newly adapted music will more vividly depict the magnificent story linking "final Fantasy 7". Players can enjoy more beautiful pictures, more playable systems, and experience evolution beyond HD reproduction.
Game introduction:
In addition to HD the picture, all 3D models, including the debut characters, will also take on a new look. The content that supports the full voice and the newly adapted music will depict the magnificent story more vividly.
The protagonist of "CRISIS CORE-FINAL FANTASY VII- REUNION", the young Zaxfield, is not only looked forward to by the teenagers who will save the world in the future, but also trusted by the legendary heroes and loved by the girls who control the fate of the planet. The dream and dignity he entrusted to Claude, describing the growth story of "all", has now evolved beyond HD reproduction.
