Final Fantasy VII Remake
First of all, we must warn you that this news may contain spoilers, so if you have not played and completed the end of the game, you are warned of the possible spoiler.
Final Fantasy VII Remake has already been on the market for almost a week, so interviews with the developers have begun to be published, covering topics such as combat design, decisions made when focusing on the story and questions about the different changes made from the original game. Some guidelines that we review in our complete Final Fantasy VII Remake review. One of the questions fans were most interested in was he why was Sefirot shown so early in history when in the original game it wasn't seen until after Midgar.
A decision that developers were clear from the start
The developers replied that for the first game the strategy that had been considered was keep Sefirot's presence hidden, just little details about it until the great final moment where they present it to us. This strategy worked well in the first game, but in this remake where almost everyone has already played the original version and knows who is sefirotThere was little point in hiding it that long.
The goal of the remake is not to retell the story with its semicolons, it was preferable to restructure the story so that it was something fresh for the old players and at the same time interesting for the new ones, offering from the first moment all the cards on the table.
Source: Theverge
