The first part of Final Fantasy VII remake has already been announced for Switch 2, but it will not remain. Square Enix now openly flirts to bring all three parts of the remake trilogy to the new console.
During a new video asex of Creator's Voice, the Director of the Remake series from Final Fantasy VII, Naoki Hamaguchi, showed himself quite openly in terms of planning for the franchise on the new switch 2. As is known, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade has already been officially announced for the new Nintendo console, but now it is also clear that it will continue afterwards.
Hamaguchi said more or less openly that subsequently Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and the outstanding third part of the remake trilogy for Switch 2 will come.
He himself was “very impressed” when he saw the Switch 2 for the first time; This has “improved technical specifications” and ultimately “have enough power to show the Final Fantasy VII remake series”.
Towards the end of the video, Hamaguchi then said that he had “great hopes” to build a “strong partnership between Nintendo and the final fantasy brand”. In this context “you look forward to bringing the Final Fantasy VII remake series to the Switch 2” – and that ultimately means all parts and not only remake intergrade.
On the Switch 2, the Final Fantasy VII remake intergrade, which starts the beginning, should also receive some new features. Accordingly, you can play in handheld mode and the new Gamechat feature is also supported to talk to friends while your current game shares in real time.
