The Final VII Remake
Code Enix still hasn't figured out how many parts Final Fantasy VII Remake will have
The introduction of each Final Fantasy on the market is accompanied by the publication of a new installment of Ultimania, a series of in-depth guides that contain in-depth information about each installation and its entry and development. The long-awaited new Ultimania for The Final VII Remake It has already reached the Japanese market, including many very interesting discussions with some of its most important managers, such as Yoshinori Kitase (manufacturer) or Tetsuya Nomura (co-director of the game with Naoki Hamaguchi).
The first versions of excerpts from these conversations have already reached social media, leaving very interesting details about the parts where the Final Fantasy VII Remake project will be split. In this regard, Kitase mentioned that in Plato Enix they had "an indirect idea", but he made it clear that they had never "decided" directly. Manufacturer closes the door because it gets boring:
It's not something we can definitely guarantee. The most widespread guess seems to be the trilogy
Personally, Tetsuya Nomura talked about it the length of the next section from Final Fantasy VII Remake (where Square Enix has already confirmed it for a long time), which has since confirmed, that it would rather release it sooner rather than later.
(Time for next part) depending on how many parts. If it is separated into larger parts it will take longer and if it is separated into smaller parts, we will be able to remove it in a short period of time. Personally I'd like to get it out soon.
The the next installment of the Final Fantasy VII Remake, as revealed by Tetsuya Nomura in a statement last November, it had already started at that time, though the exact time when the work started began.
