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Gaming => General Gaming & System Wars => Console Gaming Archive => Topic started by: Shogun on June 04, 2005, 04:54:16 PM
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At E3 Square Enix gave gamer a preview of what to expect their games to look like on the yet to come PS3. The thing is they have decided to tease us with images of re done intro to square's biggest hit Final Fantasy 7!!
Unfortunately to everyones dismay, it was just a demo!! There will be no remake of Final Fantasty 7 for the PS3!
here's a link to the E3 video on IGN:-
http://insider.ign.com/videos/teasers/621/621860.html
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to me it looks like final fantasy advent children hmmm what are they tryin to pull off bluf? looks good anyways but final fantasy advent children has cloud in it SO AHA! lies!!!
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what? okay you confusin me...
you understand what i was saying? E3 showed a technical demo featuring an intro from Final Fantasy 7, of how the game would look if they remade it for the PS3
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Um....no offense shogun, but...this kinda real old...
And they even stated that there isnt gonna be any plans to remake FFVII....
But what is most amazing about it, is that they were dropping hints taht it was real time....I find it hard to believe, but I'm not gonna dismiss it, it can be true....
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it is advent children that is a scene in advent children i have the japanese version lol blufs but then again there tryin to say that could be te graphics on a ps3 hmmmm......<>
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yeah yeah i know its old. i'm just trying to spark discussion on it
i mean wouldn't you want them to remake ff7?
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wellyeah i was expecting a remake prayin for one on ps2 its like wayyy better than 8 and 9 i really wanted one on egm and game pro they said they might of be makin one but let them make it for ps3 plz theres a new title from the final fantasy 7 universe for psp cant remeber the name
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its not from a 3d movie , you can see a little aliasing and textures blurring in the backround like a real 3d game , there are already games out there with close to this level of detail , Doom III , HL2 , Vampires .
With in game graphics like this , Square / Enix may abandon most of the CG sequences that they normally incorperate into their games at critical story telling moments , 3d Engines can already depict good facial animation etc. , the only thing CG sequences would be needed for large scale sequences where there is transition from several areas at high speeds eg. going from castle , to airship , to ocean in the space of 10 seconds.
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Actually the crowd bawl when they see Jack Sparrow in the Kingdom Hearts 2 trailer, and they bawl again for the FF7 Advent Children trailer.
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well the trailer out awhile now and the movie in japangood while to i enjoyed it cant wait for the english relalse
did anyone like FinaL Fantasy the spirits within cause i did
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Actually i did too. I know real ppl didnt like it, but to me it felt LIKE a you watching a BIG cutscene froma game. I loved it, the animation does STILL have you in awe boy. Some characters really border on photorealism. I think Cid was one of them.
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yea those graphics are still top notch thats one that i bought in america when i went away no regrets at all
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Actually the crowd bawl when they see Jack Sparrow in the Kingdom Hearts 2 trailer, and they bawl again for the FF7 Advent Children trailer.
WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT................
SPARROW!?!?
LAWD SWEETNESS!!!
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Yea, you didnt know that, they adding in alot of new ppl in KH2. Savy?
I wanna see auron get on though!
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WEE!!!
i happy!
i currently playing chain of memories... pretty cool game
and um yeah i didn't like spirits within.
yes the 3D animation was top notch, and very well worth noting, but the whole plot of the movie needed help.
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Well, guys....I proably deserve some chakra for this :)
Dear ________(Edited this out for personal reasons):
Thank you for taking the time to write to us. We hope this letter answers your
questions.
Our parent company, SQUARE ENIX Co., Ltd. of Japan, had at one time hinted at
plans to re-release Final Fantasys 7, 8 and 9 for the PlayStation 2. However,
there is no information on what this would have entailed or if they will ever
actually pursue the project.
We hope this information has been of assistance.
Thanks,
Square-Enix USA Representative.
www.square-enix.com
And also, over at the GameSpot forum, people have been getting the same email, and saying that Square stating that there is a good posibality that FF7 is gonna be remade for the PS3.
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chakra iymc
ff7 was my fav....though I must confess, beating up carpets and houses was damn weird and uncalled for.
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jed ff7 is still the hardest ...but a new ff comin out hmmm must beat out FF X-2 lol <never bothered to>
its like 2 years now they have been stating to make a remake for ff.7.8 and 9 but we just waiting maybe for ps3 they gonna do that
and sephi is still da man! wel da villain!
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A remake? A remake? *runs off to place of worship to pray for it to be true*... well all I can say is... if they remake FF7 for the PS3. I would willfully run out and buy a PS3 just for that ONE game. I loved it THAT much. *starts saving pennies*. WE can only HOPE this rumour is true.
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O_o wanna order it from ME lol!
if u know of it i think theres a ff 7 version for pc just not sure hw good it s
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Actually I have FF7 for the PC. Sorry to say, but I don't play consoles much, not since my NES and gameboy days. Hence I said I would buy a PS3 just for the game. I also have FF8 for the PC. That was pretty in its day, but not as good storywise.
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okay cool
i hadda check that version out to see if it is better graphics than the ps1 <which im sure off>
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I dont think that Square is going in that direction just yet.....not when Final Fantasy XII is about to be released and work for Final Fantasy XIII has already begun. If anything.....I've heard that that a FF featuring heroes from 7, 8 & 9 is an idea that's in the mix. Not to be confused with KH style of blending characters....this will have an actual inter-linking story. But it's just a rumor I've heard with nothing to substantiate it
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yes isn't there a game featuring vincent from FF7 in the making?
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damnit, how could they do this to us fans? A tease? A TEASE???
If it was to be done, and most certainly for PS3, I would get that as first title on the new console...
BTW, Spirits Within was masterful, loved it all the more cause of the same thing shivadee said, big cutscene indeed...
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Heres another little something that I found...
The latest issue of Japan's Dengeki PlayStation magazine features a short interview with Square Enix executive producer Yoshinori Kitase. Kitase previously worked on Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy X and is now overseeing four titles in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII series. He also, as revealed in the interview, seems to have a hand in the upcoming PS3 Final Fantasy game.
Kitase is first asked to explain his specific role in the FFVII compilation madness. While he's overseeing all the titles in the series, he states that he has a direct role -- which he refers to as "directly creating data" -- with Dirge of Cerberus for the PS2. He'll also take a direct role in the PSP Crisis Core.
Talking a bit about the storyline for Cerberus, Kitase explains that because Vincent, the main character of the game, was an optional character in Final Fantasy VII, much of his background story was left out during the development of that title. He's also a very popular character even today, according to Kitase, which is why he wanted to make a game that properly dealt with him.
Providing a hint of the quality that we can expect from Cerberus, Kitase reveals that the game's event and movie sequences will be at "FF Quality." In terms of volume, we can look forward to something at the level of Final Fantasy X.
The genre for Dirge of Cerberus is "Gun Action RPG." Kitase explains that, as a fan of Half Life, he originally wanted to make the game into a first person shooter. However, his aim was a different kind of FPS. One area of difference involves RPG elements, and while he states that he cannot be too specific at the moment, there will be a command menu that will give an RPG feel to the title. Dengeki asks if you'll be able to select abilities and materia from this menu, and Kitase responds, with a laugh, that it's something like that.
Moving on to Crisis Core, Kitase states that the animation video trailer shown at E3 was meant to give us a sense of the game's world view, with a certain incident from within FFVII serving as the basis for the clip. Square Enix isn't ready to show the game just yet, but Kitase states that we can look forward to action gameplay that will have players hooked. We can also expect a title that makes use of the PSP's special abilities to deliver something that's never been done before.
Before going on to some exciting talk about PlayStation 3, Kitase is asked to comment on what he and his development staff are paying close attention to with the development of the Compilation series as a whole. Kitase mentions the use of voice acting, which will debut for the FFVII series with the DVD release of Advent Children. Square Enix will make use of the same voice actors across all FFVII games. Of particular note are Cloud and Vincent, with Kitase commenting that the two have similar personalities and ended up having similar lines and voices. The development staff had to make sure that, when speaking together, the two did not give the feeling of being the same.
And now, what has most Final Fantasy fans excited -- the move of the series from the current generation to the PlayStation 3. Kitase is first asked to comment on the Final Fantasy VII realtime introduction clip that was shown at the Sony press conference. He reveals that the clip was made just prior to the conference and he, at first, didn't think it could be done. He summoned Koji Sugimoto, the main programmer for Final Fantasy X, and he and his team were able to create the demo in a one and a half month period. According to Kitase, given more time, it would be possible to make a higher quality, better-looking demo. He expresses surprise that, even though they didn't come close to making full use of the PS3 hardware, they were able to get as far as they did.
At the Sony press conference, Square Enix president Yoichi Wada revealed that Final Fantasy will be coming to the PlayStation 3. Questioned about this, Kitase states that he can offer no comment aside from the fact that Final Fantasy is being developed for the system. As a hint, he states that the Final Fantasy VII demo was created with himself as director working with a staff that included Motomu Toriyama, director of Final Fantasy X. He suggests that we imagine something along those lines.
Kitase's closing comments suggest that the PlayStation 3 Final Fantasy game is being developed by some offshoot of the team that created Final Fantasy X. This wouldn't be too surprising, given that Final Fantasy XII is being developed by a group different from those who made FFX and FFX-2.
Source: IGN (http://psp.ign.com/articles/624/624504p1.html)
Woah....a FPS with vincent would have kicked arse!
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Not a real big FPS gamer, but I'll give it a go only cause of the reputation Sqaure has with games... I had hoped that we (the fans) could've gotten the series redone from 1 up to 8 or even 9 on the PS2. Complete with cutscenes and voice overs, but now we have to wait to see what Sqaure has up their sleeves for the PS3
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i was thinking, of how cool it would be if there was a fighting game.....
NO THINK ABOUT IT!
a fighting game with all the final fantasy characters. but you know you play like just like in the RPGs turn based battling. so it would come like Yugio (i dunno how to spell)
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i was thinking, of how cool it would be if there was a fighting game.....
NO THINK ABOUT IT!
a fighting game with all the final fantasy characters. but you know you play like just like in the RPGs turn based battling. so it would come like Yugio (i dunno how to spell)
No offense or anything....but that would be ghey.... I mean, I would still play it, dont get me wrong, but it just sounds....stupid. The fighting game (ie pure fighting) would be much more sucessful....
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no horse! think about it, if you were able to costumize your characters as you were able to do in pokemon, and you fight using strategies, not just button smashing
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You customise your characters in pokemon? The most in customisation I could remeber was leveling up and decideing to which four (which was bs, how could they only remember four?) moves to keep....
But still....hey, if you like that, then to everyman his own. I just figure a fighting FF would look more like...tekken or along those lines...
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come nah man you not using your imagination
remember the battle areana in FFVII? like that.
it would be cool if you can set different materia/magic to the character of your choice and battle opponents.
it wouldn't be a button smasher, cuz anyone can pick up tekken tap some buttons and win a match. it would truely be intelligent strategic battles. much like chess.
anyone else feeling me on this?
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I see what your saying.....but I dunno, it would definatly sell, no doubt.
But as far as I am concerned....FF is an RPG, and should stay that way :D
And I could picture it being like a cross of the card games from FFIX and yu-gi-oh
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I know this is a sorta old thread, but I just read this on GameSpot and I wanted to share ^_^
http://www.gamespot.com/features/6130799/index.html
Come ppl, feedback on this article... :mellow: