Leaked weapons from the second chapter of Final Fantasy 7 Remake

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Leaked weapons from the second chapter of Final Fantasy 7 Remake

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Although we know practically since it was announced that Final Fantasy VII‌ Remake will come divided into several chaptersThe truth is that we have not yet had any information about what will come after its first episode, the video game. published last April 10. Since Square Enix have focused on exclusively showing the details of the first segment, which takes place in Midgar, but they did not want to reveal anything of what will happen after this one.

However it seems that in the art book available in the Digital Deluxe Version of Final Fantasy VII‌ Remake weapon illustrations not available in the first chapter have been leaked by mistake and that in the original, the JRPG published in 1997, they were achieved more or less halfway through the plot.

Spoilers for Final Fantasy VII: These weapons reveal some secrets of the original story

In the illustrations of the art book of Final Fantasy VII‌ Remake can be seen the iconic swords Cloud starts using in the original game after losing his weapons, like the Rune Blade, in addition to other designs for Tifa's gloves or Barret's machine gun arm. You can see a sample of the art book images under these lines and the full galley at the end of the news.

Leaked weapons of the second chapter

That these weapons appear in the art book of the first episode has set off alarms and many fans of the saga are already talking about a possible DLC that will serve as a bridge between the first chapter and the second. It could also be, in some cases, simple redesigns. But what makes the most sense seems to be that they are effectively modernized versions of the weapons to be used in the second part of Final Fantasy VII‌ Remake, which for the moment remains a complete mystery (and there is plenty of time for it to stop being so).

Final Fantasy VII‌ Remake is the new adaptation of the masterpiece of the Japanese role published and developed by Square Enix exclusively for PS4, although with a temporary exclusivity for which we will end up seeing it reach other platforms such as PC. Those of you who are playing it now can take advantage of our guide to get as much juice out of the game as possible, while those of you who are looking forward to it can satiate them to some extent by reading our analysis.



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