Square Enix opened up its E3 2019 briefing with the game you?d except it to. That?s right, there?s quite a lot of new information on Final Fantasy VII Remake to sift through now. A big part of that was an introduction to Final Fantasy VII Remake?s core combat systems, which fans have been achingly curious about since the game debuted back in 2015. Fascinatingly enough, despite early footage suggesting combat would be all in real time, Final Fantasy VII Remake is actually a hybrid of real time hacking and slashing, and a sort of modified approach to the series? classic ATB system.

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