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According to NateTheHate, who is a highly reliable leaker, FF7 Remake is reportedly scheduled to be released later this year, possibly around the end of 2025. As for Rebirth, the title is ...

Bringing the past into the future. One of the reasons that Final Fantasy VII Rebirth was so hyped before its release in 2024 was that the game’s story would go beyond Midgar and finally touch on ...

Nate then answered an inquiry about ‘more FF7R’ coming this year: “FF7 Remake is planned for later this year. Rebirth is 2026. Announcement timing is the only unknown; but I’d imagine all ...

For now, gamers looking to play Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebirth will have to do so on PC and PS5. However, if Square Enix wasn’t already planning to bring the games to other platforms ...

The release of the PC version of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth has helped the game take second place. The Twin Pack, which includes the two Final Fantasy VII remakes, came in seventh place.

Square Enix is rumored to be prioritizing Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Final Fantasy 16 is supposedly not planned for Switch 2 at this time. Nintendo ...

Final Fantasy 14's Patch 7.2, Seekers of Eternity, will arrive in late March with new story content and PVP job balance changes. The update will introduce the Arcadion Cruiserweight Tier ...

Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth brings the world of Midgar and beyond to vivid life with wonderful graphics. While this is great news, modding can further polish the experience for the sake of improving ...

With no games being officially announced for the Nintendo Switch 2 yet and the official unveiling happening in a little under two months, we’re going to be ...