The Final Fantasy 7 Remake is so big that it needs to be released episodically.

Thankfully, it appears that fans of the original game will get the same beloved story from the original, including beloved scenes of Cloud Strife and Tifa Lockhart.

Additionally, the Active Time Battle (ATB) gameplay of the original FF7 has been updated a bit while still trying to stay true to the original system. This should be enough to modernize the game for a modern audience without diluting the classic game.

We have been waiting for years for a release date for the Final Fantasy 7 remake. Originally scheduled for March 3, 2020, Square Enix announced that the Final Fantasy 7 Remake would be delayed to April 10, 2020.

In a post on the Square Enix website, producer Yoshinori Kitase stated that the reason for the change date was "a few extra weeks to put the final polish on the game and deliver the best experience possible."

The $80 deluxe edition comes with a steelbook case, hardcover art book, mini soundtrack CD, and two Summon Materia DLC packs: the Cactuar and Chocobo Chick; it also includes Cloud and Hardy Daytona bike There is also a $329 1st Class edition that includes a PLAY ARTS KAI action figure. There is also DLC for the Carbuncle Summoning Materia.

Currently, Final Fantasy 7 Remake will only be available on PS4. However, sites like PC Gamer are hoping that there may one day be a PC version.

There have been several Final Fantasy 7 Remake trailers, the latest of which was unveiled at the 2019 Game Awards Show. This latest trailer showed a bit of gameplay, but mostly focused on the protagonist Cloud Strife, a spiky-haired swordsman who is reluctant to join the resistance movement.

The trailer earned many "oohs" and "aahs" for the scene where Cloud talks with Tifa and Aerith; at E3 2019 in June, we got a closer look at the FF7 remake with a trailer showing off the revamped combat system and a small showdown between Cloud and the villain Sephiroth could be seen.

The Final Fantasy VII Remake trailer shown at E3 gave us our first close look at the revamped gameplay. During my hands-on experience with the FFVII Remake at the convention, I was able to wrestle with the Shinra Factory goons and the memorable Scorpion Tank boss.