Ultimate Fantasy VII is arguably probably the most beloved title within the franchises lengthy historical past, so when Sq. Enix introduced it could be embarking on a journey to remake it, followers have been understandably over the moon.
Now we’ve seen the primary of a 3 half remake efficiently come to fruition, with boatloads of pleasure across the upcoming launch of half two, Rebirth.
Workers at Sq. Enix although want to which of the opposite older titles to deal with subsequent, and in accordance with the pinnacle of the Ultimate Fantasy model, Yoshinori Kitase, his colleagues maintain asking him a couple of Ultimate Fantasy VI Remake.
However he says that he can’t give it some thought till they’re by with Ultimate Fantasy VII Remake. Throughout a roundtable discussion as a part of celebrating the franchises thirty fifth anniversary, Kitase spoke to the potential of remaking six.
“Ultimate Fantasy 7 Remake shouldn’t be but completed, so I’m not in a position to consider it. However there are various Ultimate Fantasy 6 followers inside the corporate, and so they typically ask me ‘when are we making 6?’.”
The franchise’s creator Hironobu Sakaguchi additionally stepped in to speak about how a remake of six can be a harder process, because the crew must be re-imagining the unique 2D pixel-based recreation into a contemporary 3D expertise.
As Kitase factors out, Sq. Enix shouldn’t be but completed with remaking Ultimate Fantasy VII, so it doesn’t appear probably we’ll start to listen to about remakes for different Ultimate Fantasy titles till we’re nearer to the crew being by with VII.
As soon as the third and last chapter of VII’s remake is incoming, then we must always look to count on listening to concerning the subsequent massive remake mission. That doesn’t imply we haven’t had any rumours about what’s subsequent, although.
Presently, the large hearsay is {that a} remake of Ultimate Fantasy IX is on deck.
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