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Also, I didn't say they weren't looking into FF7, I just rather them focus on FF13 more than a remake.
And its because "around the bush" Where people are getting pissed. I would rather have a confirmation that It will be remade than just keeping sending weird signals and hints of it. They might as well just say it.
Hmm interesting point Charuzu.
I'm not saying I don't want a remake or that they shouldn't do it. So don't go misreading my posts (again).
Well your not understanding my post, what im saying is they should just flat out say "Ok we will remake FF7 but at this current stage it can't sue to new projects." That in no way mean they should be worried. So please don't misread my post. I haven't misread your post im just telling you your worrying that FF13 isn't going to be finish or not going to get worked on. And its obvious that they are working,focusing, whatever you like to call it.
I'm not worried that the game won't get finished or be worked on. I know it will be, but I rather have them focus on the game. You pointed out the obvious. Of course they aren't going to do the remake right now. They said already that when the time is right, they will do the remake. Right now isn't the time and they should just focus on FFXIII.
Again maybe to us it seems they didn't put a solid storyline but they took a chance on a different path and in its own rights it was a good game, but not a FF game im used to. So to them it had a awesome storyline. Same as DOC, to us the game lacked and wasn't that great but that cause we were comparing it to the other FF games, especially FF7. But in its own rights it was pretty cool. To SE they liked it i bet. So your interpretation of Working and Focusing could be entirely different to them. I think we need to leave SE to make the game good, i know its going to be good, i have a good feeling about it.
Also when did i say or this say they should focus on a remake now, i think your just thinking thats what there going to do and not thinking whats going to happen. SE isn't going to scrap and not focus on FF13 and focus on FF7 remake thats what im saying and your not understanding.
I never said they were going to scrap FF13. God you need to shut up and stop putting words in my mouth. I don't see how you can think this when I clearly state what I think. Please do everyone a favor and stop trying to "be right" on everything. I don't see why you have to question what everone says ALL the time.
but what has me stoked about it is the picture they have of Cloud taken straight from the tech demo on that poster/whatever. I may be misreading that, but it has me hopeful. I just hope they aren't bastards and decide to lead us around the idea a few hundred more times before confirming or denying it.
If it gets enough attention, they might go ahead and make plans to remake it...
I'd buy it, of course, if only because I didn't finish the original version for the PS1...
But yeah, I'm sure they are focusing on finishing XIII (all iterations of it), for now at least...near the end of that game's (all versions of it) development, they'll probably start ironing out all the details for a VII remake...
Hell, it's been getting more attention than all the FFXIII games put together.
Since i've pretty much had to copy and paste the following in over a handful of forum sites on the subject of the remake, might as well drop it into greppage too.>>>
"They'll go for quick and profitable. You see, a remake of Final Fantasy VII, a full on remake that is, will require a HELL of a lot of money. On top of that, they are well aware that it can make, or finally break, their reputation. If it fails to meet up to the standards that VII set, especially in remake form (given the capabilities of next gen machines), then it's the knockout punch against the developer/publisher's lax attitude *quality wise* in the past several years.
If it's to break the limits again, it really needs all their best. As that, I strongly doubt their current team (most of the original backers have long since left the building) is even capable of pulling the remake everybody (especially critics, the ones who stand to hurt Square the most) want to see.
So that said, if anything, it'll get the "Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth" treatment. A streamlined version of FFVII (VII already exists on the PSP through PSX Emulation Mode), with visually enhanced pre-rendered cutscenes, and possible world model tweaks. Maybe even battle model tweaks, but keep in mind, they can't work on the entire bestiary for model improvements.
Now one enormous selling point here: Add features that were left unfinished at the time of the original release - yet at the same time can't be left to contradict their 'new additions' to the VII universe (those assholes never should have made it canon).
The quicker 'slight' revamp is very cost efficient, and can do it's own magic by boosting their profits. Also, it's portable nature would act as a shield against rabid criticism - especially given the fact that the PSP seems to be a forgotten system by the big wig critics out there. It can essentially do its bit of flying under the radar, hitting big with audiences before the full wrath of 'professional' reviewers take pot shots at its failing, and encourage them (based on standard audience feedback) to point out high points instead.
Plus, it's something Sony can stand behind as it being something that would help sell the PSP system."