If playable cat creatures in JRPGs are your thing then Final Fantasy VII Remake is a major bummer. A Square Enix developer interview sheds light on the state of Midgar and gameplay decisions that are raising some fans? eyebrows, including the reasoning as to why original party member Red XIII is no longer playable in the upcoming remake?at least the first part releasing this year.
The March 23 interview with Producer Yoshinori Kitase and Co-Director Naoki Hamaguchi provides a wealth of information about decisions that led to the creation of Final Fantasy VII Remake?s world of Midgar, why now is the time to return to Final Fantasy VII, and an ethos of ?new but familiar.? Kitase says that the time was now because they wanted their best developers on such a big project. ?Unfortunately, we haven?t really had a chance to get a team together to work on it during the last 23 years,? said the producer, while also adding that the passage of time and advancement of technology finally put the team in place to create a true updated vision of the beloved JRPG.
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