It?s easily my most hotly anticipated game of E3. In fact, it?s been one of my most hotly anticipated titles since the moment I watched the initial reveal with tears in my eyes so many years ago. So when I checked in to play Final Fantasy VII Remake for myself at E3 2019, I was close to tears again. Final Fantasy VII has a prominent place in my gaming history, and it?s easily one of the games that I?ve poured the most hours into since it was first released all those years ago. It was one of the earliest games I got with my original PlayStation, and my love for the characters, story, battle systems, and every secret and detail has persisted for the last two decades. My Twitter handle even holds vestiges of my adoration of the Buster Sword-wielding hero. Having a playable build at E3 meant that this ethereal idea of a remake for my favorite game of all time was finally real, but that doubt started to creep in. I mean, of course the battle system isn?t the same, but what if that old turn-based battle system was innately tied into my nostalgia" Could I love Remake if the combat was redesigned"

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