While hacking and game modding are commonplace in the PC gaming space, it?s always far more surprising to see it pop up in console games. The proprietary hardware architecture is a much larger hurdle that it either scares off any potential tinkerers or limits the potential of what can be discovered?though not always, if the discoveries made through modding in Bloodborne are any example. One adventurous modder is pulling piles of secrets from Final Fantasy VII Remake with his recently released editor, allowing for tricks such as the inclusion of everyone?s favorite lab rat dog, Red XIII, as a playable party member.
Also the creator of the popular Kingdom Hearts III editor, Xeeynamo applied similar modding prowess to crack open the recent remake of Final Fantasy VII, making discoveries along the way. The editor allows for inventory swapping, changing party members at-will, and increasing character levels and materia on the fly. The biggest?and maybe least surprising?inclusion in the editor is the ability to make the non-playable Red XIII into a playable party member. This seemed possible regardless, as Red even has materia visibly equipped on him when he?s met at the Shinra Building towards the end of the game (and presumably playable in the next part).
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