Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Features Playable Sephiroth and Rearranged Tracks, Wutai Absent
Square Enix’sFinal Fantasy 7 Rebirth is one of the more talked-about parts from the recent State of Play, thanks in no small part to the release date announcement and new gameplay. Speaking to PlayStation Blog, creative director Tetsuya Nomura went into more detail on the trailer and its purpose.
“Every trailer has a specific purpose. Since this is the second installment in the Final Fantasy 7 remake project, there are people who have played the previous game or enthusiastic fans who follow the built-in mysteries, but for newcomers or those who are simply interested in the Final Fantasy 7 series, we wanted to include a full overview of what kind of experience they will have with this remake project.
“So, there is less of a mysterious pretense to the story this time, but you can look forward to the next trailer.”
As for that scene where Cloud and Sephiroth are fighting together, Nomura confirmed you can control the latter. “If you played the original Final Fantasy 7, I’m sure you can guess which scene I’m talking about. You will be able to control Sephiroth in the same scene in this title as you did in the original.”
Long-time fans can also look forward to the date scene on the Ferris wheel in the Gold Saucer with high-resolution visuals. While it’s already confirmed that the order of visiting locations isn’t the same as the original game, Nomura revealed that Wutai won’t appear in Rebirth. Instead, it’s present in the next game.
“We have mentioned this a few times before, but the order in which you can explore the locations is not the same as the original Final Fantasy 7, and there are some shifts in the order. For example, Wutai, one of the major locations, is not part of the route inFinal Fantasy 7 Rebirth and will be
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