Final Fantasy VII Remake director Tetsuya Nomura has asked fans to lower their expectations when it comes to the game?s PlayStation 5 version fully utilizing the console?s features.
Square Enix recently unveiled Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade during Sony?s State of Play, and announced a number of enhancements including Graphics and Peformance modes. However, players will have to wait until Part 2 to experience the PS5 and DualSense?s full suite of features integrated into the game.

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