Produced by Yoshinori Kitase Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunificationmaking a strange statement about the game, stating that the game may not have been released in 2019. cloudy due to high fans’ expectationsGrowing after the launch of Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
Kitase’s statement actually makes more sense than it sounds, especially when contextualized. “When a game’s original hardware is no longer manufactured, it becomes harder to play. Crisis Core is an example,” the developer said.
“Of course it would have been possible to use cloud technology to play with its original features, but the truth is that after Final Fantasy VII Remake, fans have higher expectations for graphics. So I think it’s worth refactoring the game for the current generation to meet those expectations.”
In short, Kitase’s reference to the cloud has to do with the fact that the game can unfold using the cloud in exactly the same way as the original, but the fact that doing so will no longer satisfy fans who have become more demanding and who expect deeper reworks from the game. such transactions.
Of course, talking about the cloud as the only alternative is a bit naive, given the ways to play game titles. PSP There are several, and they are all effective. Also in the past, producer Mariko Sato has touched on the subject, noting that the original’s graphics on a larger screen raised a lot of concerns in the development team.
Source: Multiplayer
