Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3

2 weeks, 2 days - In today's Daily Fix:Bungie dropped a surprise video expressing their thanks to fans for being honest about the future of Destiny. Earlier this year, Bungie made the decision to stop content development for Destiny 2, effectively ending new updates the game after nearly 10 years. But according to Bungie, they're not done yet, and promise they have more stories to tell in that universe. Bungie is also teasing the return of old content removed from Destiny 2. In other news, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation can be a very long game—about 100 hours—if you try and do everything. And finally, Zach Creggers adaptation of Resident Evil had a scary good debut weekend.

2 weeks, 6 days - Two hours in Final Fantasy VII Revelation goes fast. I was stunned when the PR rep told us our session was wrapping up; I felt like it had only just gotten underway. At least, that’s what I thought until I reflected on everything I’d done: I zoomed around the skies above its open-world map aboard the Highwind airship, revisited some of the earliest areas from Final Fantasy VII Rebirth to see how they’d changed, and saw a decent chunk of Yuffie’s political quest in her hometown of Wutai. This game is enormous, and Square Enix set us loose to tackle the preview session however we saw fit, revealing just a glimpse of a journey that’s seemingly even more focused on freedom than its predecessors. The big question is if that freedom will allow me to better handle much of the bloat that really dragged down my experience with Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Preview by Logan Plant.

3 weeks, 6 days - Our hiatus is over and we've got a LOT to talk about this week, starting with Sony's shocking decision to drop Hideo Kojima's next-gen tactical espionage game Physint, only for Xbox to pick it up. Plus: the big unreleased games we've been playing (Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, Exodus, State of Decay 3, Gears of War: E-Day, Metro 2039), our thoughts on the GTA 6 gameplay reveal, and more!This weeks show was hosted by Ryan McCaffrey and Michael Higham. It was produced by Nick Maillet

1 month - Following the big news that Final Fantasy 7 Revelation will be released on April 8, 2027, the State of Play revealed nearly 10 minutes of gameplay from the upcoming conclusion to this FF7 remake trilogy.Get a look at Wutai and Gongaga Jungles, flight on the Highwind airship, traverse and battle with chocobos and a new grappling fun, build your party with the FITS system, unleash powerful synergies, and much more.

1 month - Kill Sephiroth and stop the Meteor. Cloud and party are joined by Cid, Yuffie, and Vincent to conquer fate in this final installment of the Reirth trilogy. Final Fantasy VII Revelation comes to PS5 on April 8, 2027.

1 month, 1 week - The Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy is set to wrap up with 2027s Final Fantasy VII Revelation, and we are excited to finally battle the Weapons. We caught up with Naoki Hamaguchi, Game Director on FF7 Revelation, who gave us insights into how the Weapons are integrated into the story, Chadley's new role in the story, and what exactly he might be doing with all that combat training data...Final Fantasy VII Revelation is coming in early 2027 for PlayStation 5 (PS5), PC (Steam), and Xbox Series X|S.

1 month, 1 week - Final Fantasy VII Revelation got a brand-new gameplay trailer at gamescom's Opening Night Live that gave us an exciting look at the conclusion to this remake project.The main cast takes center stage, as do the Weapons (Emerald, Ruby, Ultimate!), the Highwind airship, and much more.Final Fantasy VII Revelation will be released in Spring 2027.