Surely, one of the most debated topics in relation to Final Fantasy VII Remake. The reinvention of the classic RPG of what was then known as Squaresoft has unleashed all kinds of opinions due to the end with which it closed this first episode. A move made to bring fresh air and explore new horizons, which raises many questions about what is to come. Although, according to those responsible, fans of the original should not be afraid, important elements of the history of FFVII will be preserved.
At least that's what he explained Yoshinori Kitase, producer of FF7 Remake, in some statements offered in the book Ultimania. In the Japanese publication, Kitase wanted to clarify that_ «we are not changing history drastically and turning it into something completely different from the original »_. Although there are really important developments, condensed especially in the final stretch of the title released in April, the Japanese wants to make it clear that you should not throw your hands to the head, the argument will remain the same as always:
"Although this is a Remake, please take it for granted that the story of FF7 will continue to be the one FF7 has always had."
Although it seems to make it very clear, it is possible that the producer is playing a bit with the meaning of the words. The Final Fantasy VII Remake has already introduced modifications to its characters, such as the ability to make Cloud embarrassing others with his behavior. In addition to that, he has also expanded the original events to give them more background. In fact, that they have insisted on mentioning that this game does not rewrite the story of the original may be a clue that both titles are things that can coexist in the same universe.
Now what is to come? The team is already immersed in the development of part 2 of FFVII Remake and, although they cannot give a clear date yet, they only surround the project with doubts and more doubts. The only real answer we can have in two years, or even three, when they launch the new episode to continue that path they have just opened.
Final Fantasy VII Remake, a project without a total number of parts
Although we know there is a second part on the way, we don't know how many there will be in total. In fact, this is a question they don't even know about in Square Enix. Precisely through the Ultimania magazine it has been known that neither Kitase, nor Nomura, nor Hamaguchi, nor Toriyama, nor Nojima, the maximum responsible for everything that happens and what this game tells, are clear about the total number of parts that will be for the remake that is giving so much to talk about.
What is clear is that we won't see the end of the story in the current generationin fact it is expected that FF7 Remake Part 2 is coming to PlayStation 5 given the deadlines. On the other hand, time management is another interesting factor. Nomura recently claimed that, if they divided into more parts, they could launch them with less space between them; But, if they decide to cover more in each one, it will take longer to see the games. How many will there finally be?
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