The "Final Fantasy 7" remake looks like its perfectly coming together. While Square Enix has maintained a high regard of secrecy for the upcoming title, game director and creator Tetsuya Nomura has been gracious enough to give tidbits of information about the "Final Fantasy 7" remake.
It has been previously confirmed that the "Final Fantasy 7" remake will have an upgraded battle system. As Nomura said himself, the new game will have a more action-based gameplay that will be combined with the old Active Time Battle system.
A new concern has been raised about the up the "Final Fantasy 7" remake's new battle system. As Ecumenical News noted, the new action-heavy system might constrict players to just using one character at a time. The outlet further argued that the recently released teaser for the "Final Fantasy 7" remake somehow hinted this when players alternately used Barrett and Cloud in a battle.
More information about the "Final Fantasy 7" remake are expected to surface in the coming months, so fans are expected to take all the rumors with a grain of salt. When it comes to giving more details, it has been previously speculated that Square Enix might make a huge update about the game's status come February 2017.
As Attack of the Fanboy recently reported, Nomura will be attending the Monaco Anime Game International Conference (MAGIC) on February 19, 2017. The publication noted that the stage has been set for Square Enix to give exclusive details about the "Final Fantasy 7" remake at the said event.
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