Tópico oficial FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE | PS4: out | Versão Intergrade (PS5 e PC): out | 7 milhões de unidades (distribuídas e digital) [PG 189]

[DocVooDoo]

Pros cabaços que estavam reclamando do gráfico, a S-E deu um upgrade no visual do jogo, melhorou as texturas e iluminação
Aqui está.

Agora chorem seu manés.

 

[Link_1998]

meu palpite nessa do mapa do jogo é que:

eu acho que alguns lugares menores, e coisas menores do jogo virarão meras cutscenes, não tendo o lugar em si para ir visitar fora dela

Kalm Town eu acho que vira isso ai , aquela cidade da neve que esqueci o nome, aquela floresta esquisitona já meio pro fim do jogo
talvez até Cosmo Canyon entre nessa, a parte da viagem de barquinho (eu não lembro muito do jogo)

ai também, acho que o que será adotado, além do sistema de capitulos, como a demo já mostra, acho que o mapa será exibido como no FFXV por exemplo, mas sem as viagens, vc escolhe um ponto e o jogo carrega .. sem "world map"

tipo .. tô sei lá, em Junon, e quero ir pra Temple of Ancients ... o jogo só carrega e vc já aparece no começo dessa área, desde que ela já possa ser visitada na história

acho que muita coisa vai ser simplificada pra ficar mais dinâmico, pra ficar bem como um filme mesmo

o chocobo dourado mesmo até deve ter, mas acho que não será algo para se montar e sair vagando pelo mapa não, acho que o chocobo dourado dará ao jogador acesso a sei lá, mais uns pontos novos na lista de localidades (que seriam as áreas que o chocobo te permite alcançar no original)

nessa, a não ser que o jogo resolva incluir tudo o que rolou nos jogos que expandiram o universo de FF7, (o que eu não acho que vá acontecer) , ele nem deve ser tão grande assim não

só lembrar que MIdgard é a unica cidade grande do jogo, normal ela ter mais atenção (e a parte um tem que ser a "isca" pra fazer a gente comprar)

não acho impossivel uma segunda parte ir da saida de midgar até o templo da black materia não

meu palpite atual é de quatro partes

Acho que com 3 ou mais games completos, eles não vão ter como se dar ao luxo de passar por cima de algum conteúdo do game original.

 

[Pormenon]

Desculpa se já é senso comum mais nunca tinha jogado o x-2 e como comprei x e x-2 remaster, comecei o jogar e vi várias referências a Shinra no X-2 e fui pesquisar e o próprio Kitase confirmou que o VII e o X pertencem ao mesmo universo, separado por milhões de anos, claro.

Inclusive há citações de similaridades entre Farplane e o Lifestream. Aqui já sou eu especulando, mas diz-se que Aeris por ser uma Cetra pode ouvir as vozes do planeta através do lifestream, habilidade parecida com a de Yuna. Será que os cetra são os últimos descendentes de Spira.

Tem outras conexões, mais seria Spoiler.

Edit: Manolos eu tava querendo que eles fizessem um extra no final desse remake... indo um pouco mais além da história, mas depois de ver esse remaster do X ... minha nossa. Além de perigar botarem um final como do X-2 no VII ( que lá até faz sentido, apesar que acho o Final do X mais impactante e totalmente interprerativo). Porém não para por ae, acrescentaram um tal de Final Fantasy X - Will, que é uma narrativa em aúdio dos eventos futuros do jogo.
Pois bem, finalizaram por tonar Yuna o modelo de personagem ultra feminista, e cometer o pior sacrilégio pra toda a história do jogo... put* m****.
Ae tu pensa que é só um spin-off que não se de levar sério, ae tu vê uma entrevista do Kitase falando que se tivesse tempo, queria fazer um X-3 tomando como gancho esse Will. (Kitase, não fode).

Sério, por todos esses fatores, que o remake do FF7 termine exatamente como o original, com o acrescimo de uma CG mais bonita.

 

[Julian - Talude]

Se tiverem desenvolvido o Final Fantasy VII Remake já pensando em aproveitar o que construíram pra fazer o episódio 2 pode sim ter o tempo de produção menor.

Mais ou menos como as pessoas imaginam que o Zelda Breath of the Wild servirá de base para a sequência.

Ou o próprio Resident Evil 7 com a RE Engine que culminou no Resident Evil 2 e agora o 3.

Provavelmente a continuação será em um mundo aberto com amplo campo de visão em áreas BEM mais abertas, com cenários totalmente diferentes dos da cidade de midgar.
Terá bastante trabalho aí pra ser feito, além do trabalho que terão pra portar/atualizar esse primeiro jogo já pra nextgen. Chuto aí pelo menos 3 anos.

 

[Azeon]

Não entendo a surpresa, você respondeu no seu post o motivo do level design de openworld do Dragon Quest XI servir perfeitamente para um remake do Final Fantasy VII.

"Basicamente o DQ XI é um RPG moldado para ser um RPG de Snes atual"

E o Final Fantasy VII original era um RPG moldado para ser um RPG de Snes para aquela época usando as vantagens do PS1.

Agora, ninguém tem a menor ideia de como vai ser o Final Fantasy VII, por enquanto é só achismo e desejos.

Só sabemos sobre o sistema de batalha que está na demo e alguns previews de imagens, por enquanto ninguém pode bater o martelo.

E vou mais além, no final a parte 1 pode ser completamente diferente da parte 2, por exemplo, a parte 1 sendo cutscene driven e a parte 2 openworld como Final Fanatsy XV ou como Dragon Quest XI ou até algo completamente diferente de ambos.

O único ponto que eu quis trazer é que eu acho o level design de openworld do Dragon Quest XI viável de ser replicado no Final Fantasy VII Remake, só isso.

Agora como vão ser cada um dos episódios só Deus sabe.

Você precisa entender que DQ é uma série que nasceu e continuou agarrada no passado, todos jogos seguem a mesma estrutura e se mudar isso os japa ficam malucos, eles gostam de DQ desde jeito e ponto.

FF não, FF sempre tentou inovar, cada versão era uma coisa diferente da outra, algumas coisas eram mantidas mas muita sempre foram mudadas, pode ver que FF deve ter tido uns 5 sistemas de batalha enquanto DQ sempre teve o mesmo, até as músicas se mantém sempre as mesmas enquanto FF muda... É o core de cada série.

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[Megazordi64]

Você precisa entender que DQ é uma série que nasceu e continuou agarrada no passado, todos jogos seguem a mesma estrutura e se mudar isso os japa ficam malucos, eles gostam de DQ desde jeito e ponto.

FF não, FF sempre tentou inovar, cada versão era uma coisa diferente da outra, algumas coisas eram mantidas mas muita sempre foram mudadas, pode ver que FF deve ter tido uns 5 sistemas de batalha enquanto DQ sempre teve o mesmo, até as músicas se mantém sempre as mesmas enquanto FF muda... É o core de cada série.

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Como eu disse antes, eu só dei a minha opinião que o level design de openworld do Dragon Quest XI serviria pro remake do Final Fantasy VII.

Agora como a Square vai lidar com isso só Deus sabe.

 

[bróðir]

 

[MalleoBH]

Pre-orders "explodiram" depois do lançamento da demo:





A demo funcionou.

 

[Bloodstained]

Pre-orders "explodiram" depois do lançamento da demo:





A demo funcionou.

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[Megazordi64]

Pre-orders "explodiram" depois do lançamento da demo:





A demo funcionou.

As publishers bem que podiam começar a lançar mais demos.

Sempre achei que incentivam a compra quando o jogo é bom.

 

[Looz]

Testei a demo e confesso que aquela abertura emocionou... kkkk. Revivi os feelings do PS1.
Sobre a jogabilidade não achei ruim, testei o modo normal. O único ponto negativo na minha opinião é a AI dos aliados. Espero que possamos personalizar as ações dos personagens não controláveis, dar mais opções aos jogadores. Não precisa ser algo muito complexo. Só quero que o sistema de matéria seja bem amplo, para termos um leque bem legal de possibilidades.
Sobre o gráfico, está animal, não tem o que criticar.

 

[Skyloft]

Você não tá entendendo porra nenhuma que eu to falando. Meu deus.

O que faz um Open World nesse nível de produção não é talento; é dinheiro.

Cara, te admiro pela sua paciência. Explicando o óbvio, que 2+2=4, enquanto o cabra ali (o mais chorão que já vi by the way, todo tópico tem choro dele, pqp) fica querendo forçar que o resultado é 5.

Meus parabéns.

 

[MalleoBH]

As publishers bem que podiam começar a lançar mais demos.

Sempre achei que incentivam a compra quando o jogo é bom.

Também sou a favor, mas tem que escolher muito bem como vai ser a demo. Uma demo ruim pode também ir contra ao jogo.

 

[Skyloft]

Basicamente o DQ XI é um RPG moldado para ser um RPG de Snes atual; não tem nem comparação com o que foi tentado em FF XV ou está sendo feito no VII. Isso é tão óbvio que chega a ser só desonestidade para tentar impor uma visão a qualquer custo.

Pois é, realmente o que e falei sobre o 2+2.

No mais, garanti a minha cópia ontem, agora só faltam o Doom e o REmake 3 para abril/maio. Que ano senhores! A carteira chora.

 

[Rel666]

Também sou a favor, mas tem que escolher muito bem como vai ser a demo. Uma demo ruim pode também ir contra ao jogo.

Quando as grandes empresas começaram a rushar os jogos muitos vezes lançando inacabados com patch day 1 e correções que levam anos para acabar as demos começaram a sumir.

 

[MalleoBH]

Making of FF VIIR:

Inside Final Fantasy VII Remake - Episódio 1: Introdução (legendado)

 

[Krion]

FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE NEW CUTSCENES & GAMEPLAY

 

[Lost Angel]

Impressão a minha ou os peitos deram uma turbinada?

 

[Paiva :)]

Nomura tá se achando o Noctis sentado no trono quando FF15 ainda era Versus haha.

Tudo que sai desse jogo está incrível. Aquela visão da plate vista dos slums aos 3 minutos foi incrível.

 

[ramonoakz]

Nomura tá se achando o Noctis sentado no trono quando FF15 ainda era Versus haha.

Tudo que sai desse jogo está incrível. Aquela visão da plate vista dos slums aos 3 minutos foi incrível.

Achei muito massa essa visão da plate vista do slums também.

 

[MalleoBH]

Mais imagens:

Tseng is the leader of the Turks.
The Turks are a small, elite organization with Shinra that does everything the company needs it to – be it scouting out candidates for SOLDIER, protecting VIPs, or even assassination.
Their cool-headed leader has a knack for managing his eccentric subordinates. He’s an old acquaintance of Aerith’s, and has been keeping watch over her since she moved to the slums.

Don Corneo
This lecherous scumbag is the true ruler of Wall Market. He hosts nightly auditions for the “next Mrs. Corneo” and although his mouth is as foul as his face, he has an uncanny way with people—even the dregs of society are securely under his thumb.

Andrea Rhodea
The owner of—and dancer at—the Honeybee Inn is a man of influence within the quarter, with the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. Each night, he dazzles his crowd with performances that defy description. Always seeking perfection, he rigorously trains both his mind and body.

Leslie Kyle
Don Corneo’s lackey may look young, but he has the heart of an old curmudgeon. His dead-eyed stare and general apathy have earned him pride of place among the don’s men.

Madam M
Madam M is the proprietress of a hand-massage parlor in Wall Market. Like Andrea, she has a great deal of influence within the quarter—that includes the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. Be warned that she’s a prideful sort, and only as courteous as her customers are deep-pocketed.

Chocobo Sam
A Chocobo handler in Wall Market, Chocobo Sam is another prominent figure with the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. He runs a delivery service called Sam’s Delivery. He also happens to be an avid gambler—though he’s hooked more on the rush than any money he may win.

■ Battle Introduction: Barret
Barret’s gun arm makes him an ideal long-ranged fighter. Push the square button, and Barret will fire a volley from his machine gun. You can also hold down the button for an extended salvo.

Unique Ability
If you press the triangle button, you can use Barret’s “Overcharge” attack. Not only is it more powerful than standard shots, it fills a large portion of his ATB gauge.
Bear in mind that once used, it takes a long time to recharge this attack—but you can speed up the reload process by pressing triangle again.

Abilities
When Barret fills his ATB gauge, he can use one of his special abilities. Here are just a couple of the things he can do.
—Focused Shot
This ability uses up all available ATB charges to deliver a powerful attack. Not only does it do good damage, it also fills up an enemy’s stagger gauge—get that to max and they’ll be susceptible to even more damage!

—Lifesaver
This ability definitely lives up to its name! After activating it, Barret will share some of his HP with allies when they take damage.

■ Materia
Command Materia: Enemy Skill
Materia is vitally important in Final Fantasy VII Remake. Equipping these orbs allows your characters to use magic, special abilities and more.

When a party member has this equipped, they have a chance to learn certain enemy attacks that are used on them. Note that the character can only use these skills while the materia is equipped.

■ The World of Final Fantasy VII Remake
Wall Market
Built on the ruins of the collapsed Sector 6 plate, Wall Market is Midgar’s biggest—and most infamous—entertainment quarter. It’s run by Don Corneo and is almost entirely free of Shinra’s influence. It’s an incredibly lively area that offers plenty of… let’s say ‘intriguing’ ways to pass the lonely nights.

Corneo Colosseum
Located beneath the bustling streets of Wall Market, the Corneo Colosseum gives brave fighters the chance to engage in brutal battles against both man and monster. Winners of a colosseum bout receive glory, fame, and a substantial reward.

The Honeybee Inn
Situated in Wall Market, the Honeybee Inn is the area’s premier nightclub, and offers nights few will ever forget—as its staff frequently remind its patrons. Every night, audiences are dazzled by the Honeybee Inn’s gorgeous cast of honeygirls and boys. This unique venue also provides private rooms for its more discerning customers, allowing them to enjoy time in private with the performers of their choice.

Beginner’s Hall
This is Beginner’s Hall—a location where you can learn the basics of weapon enhancement.

■ Summon: Leviathan
Summons are a particularly powerful type of Materia. Equip one to a character, and they’ll be able to bring a powerful ally into battle. Today we’re introducing a summon that will make quite a splash—Leviathan.

Worshipped as a deity in the Wutai region, this non-elemental summon takes the form of a water serpent.

Leviathan evokes a savage beauty as it rises from the briny depths, generating tidal waves that wash foes away.

 

[Loflite]

Spoiler

Mais imagens:

Tseng is the leader of the Turks.
The Turks are a small, elite organization with Shinra that does everything the company needs it to – be it scouting out candidates for SOLDIER, protecting VIPs, or even assassination.
Their cool-headed leader has a knack for managing his eccentric subordinates. He’s an old acquaintance of Aerith’s, and has been keeping watch over her since she moved to the slums.

Don Corneo
This lecherous scumbag is the true ruler of Wall Market. He hosts nightly auditions for the “next Mrs. Corneo” and although his mouth is as foul as his face, he has an uncanny way with people—even the dregs of society are securely under his thumb.

Andrea Rhodea
The owner of—and dancer at—the Honeybee Inn is a man of influence within the quarter, with the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. Each night, he dazzles his crowd with performances that defy description. Always seeking perfection, he rigorously trains both his mind and body.

Leslie Kyle
Don Corneo’s lackey may look young, but he has the heart of an old curmudgeon. His dead-eyed stare and general apathy have earned him pride of place among the don’s men.

Madam M
Madam M is the proprietress of a hand-massage parlor in Wall Market. Like Andrea, she has a great deal of influence within the quarter—that includes the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. Be warned that she’s a prideful sort, and only as courteous as her customers are deep-pocketed.

Chocobo Sam
A Chocobo handler in Wall Market, Chocobo Sam is another prominent figure with the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. He runs a delivery service called Sam’s Delivery. He also happens to be an avid gambler—though he’s hooked more on the rush than any money he may win.

■ Battle Introduction: Barret
Barret’s gun arm makes him an ideal long-ranged fighter. Push the square button, and Barret will fire a volley from his machine gun. You can also hold down the button for an extended salvo.

Unique Ability
If you press the triangle button, you can use Barret’s “Overcharge” attack. Not only is it more powerful than standard shots, it fills a large portion of his ATB gauge.
Bear in mind that once used, it takes a long time to recharge this attack—but you can speed up the reload process by pressing triangle again.

Abilities
When Barret fills his ATB gauge, he can use one of his special abilities. Here are just a couple of the things he can do.
—Focused Shot
This ability uses up all available ATB charges to deliver a powerful attack. Not only does it do good damage, it also fills up an enemy’s stagger gauge—get that to max and they’ll be susceptible to even more damage!

—Lifesaver
This ability definitely lives up to its name! After activating it, Barret will share some of his HP with allies when they take damage.

■ Materia
Command Materia: Enemy Skill
Materia is vitally important in Final Fantasy VII Remake. Equipping these orbs allows your characters to use magic, special abilities and more.

When a party member has this equipped, they have a chance to learn certain enemy attacks that are used on them. Note that the character can only use these skills while the materia is equipped.

■ The World of Final Fantasy VII Remake
Wall Market
Built on the ruins of the collapsed Sector 6 plate, Wall Market is Midgar’s biggest—and most infamous—entertainment quarter. It’s run by Don Corneo and is almost entirely free of Shinra’s influence. It’s an incredibly lively area that offers plenty of… let’s say ‘intriguing’ ways to pass the lonely nights.

Corneo Colosseum
Located beneath the bustling streets of Wall Market, the Corneo Colosseum gives brave fighters the chance to engage in brutal battles against both man and monster. Winners of a colosseum bout receive glory, fame, and a substantial reward.

The Honeybee Inn
Situated in Wall Market, the Honeybee Inn is the area’s premier nightclub, and offers nights few will ever forget—as its staff frequently remind its patrons. Every night, audiences are dazzled by the Honeybee Inn’s gorgeous cast of honeygirls and boys. This unique venue also provides private rooms for its more discerning customers, allowing them to enjoy time in private with the performers of their choice.

Beginner’s Hall
This is Beginner’s Hall—a location where you can learn the basics of weapon enhancement.

■ Summon: Leviathan
Summons are a particularly powerful type of Materia. Equip one to a character, and they’ll be able to bring a powerful ally into battle. Today we’re introducing a summon that will make quite a splash—Leviathan.

Worshipped as a deity in the Wutai region, this non-elemental summon takes the form of a water serpent.

Leviathan evokes a savage beauty as it rises from the briny depths, generating tidal waves that wash foes away.

Sempre tive na minha cabeça o Tseng como uma pessoa mais velha, fiquei surpreso com essa cara lisinha.
Don corneo é o Birdie do Street Fighter

 

[Bloodstained]

Faço questão de degustar esse jogo com o devido apreço, explorando tudo quanto é canto que for possível. Com certeza minha vida social será prejudicada quando ele for lançado.

 

[ramonoakz]

Faço questão de degustar esse jogo com o devido apreço, explorando tudo quanto é canto que for possível. Com certeza minha vida social será prejudicada quando ele for lançado.

Coronavírus não curtiu.

 

[Looz]

Mais imagens:

Tseng is the leader of the Turks.
The Turks are a small, elite organization with Shinra that does everything the company needs it to – be it scouting out candidates for SOLDIER, protecting VIPs, or even assassination.
Their cool-headed leader has a knack for managing his eccentric subordinates. He’s an old acquaintance of Aerith’s, and has been keeping watch over her since she moved to the slums.

Don Corneo
This lecherous scumbag is the true ruler of Wall Market. He hosts nightly auditions for the “next Mrs. Corneo” and although his mouth is as foul as his face, he has an uncanny way with people—even the dregs of society are securely under his thumb.

Andrea Rhodea
The owner of—and dancer at—the Honeybee Inn is a man of influence within the quarter, with the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. Each night, he dazzles his crowd with performances that defy description. Always seeking perfection, he rigorously trains both his mind and body.

Leslie Kyle
Don Corneo’s lackey may look young, but he has the heart of an old curmudgeon. His dead-eyed stare and general apathy have earned him pride of place among the don’s men.

Madam M
Madam M is the proprietress of a hand-massage parlor in Wall Market. Like Andrea, she has a great deal of influence within the quarter—that includes the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. Be warned that she’s a prideful sort, and only as courteous as her customers are deep-pocketed.

Chocobo Sam
A Chocobo handler in Wall Market, Chocobo Sam is another prominent figure with the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. He runs a delivery service called Sam’s Delivery. He also happens to be an avid gambler—though he’s hooked more on the rush than any money he may win.

■ Battle Introduction: Barret
Barret’s gun arm makes him an ideal long-ranged fighter. Push the square button, and Barret will fire a volley from his machine gun. You can also hold down the button for an extended salvo.

Unique Ability
If you press the triangle button, you can use Barret’s “Overcharge” attack. Not only is it more powerful than standard shots, it fills a large portion of his ATB gauge.
Bear in mind that once used, it takes a long time to recharge this attack—but you can speed up the reload process by pressing triangle again.

Abilities
When Barret fills his ATB gauge, he can use one of his special abilities. Here are just a couple of the things he can do.
—Focused Shot
This ability uses up all available ATB charges to deliver a powerful attack. Not only does it do good damage, it also fills up an enemy’s stagger gauge—get that to max and they’ll be susceptible to even more damage!

—Lifesaver
This ability definitely lives up to its name! After activating it, Barret will share some of his HP with allies when they take damage.

■ Materia
Command Materia: Enemy Skill
Materia is vitally important in Final Fantasy VII Remake. Equipping these orbs allows your characters to use magic, special abilities and more.

When a party member has this equipped, they have a chance to learn certain enemy attacks that are used on them. Note that the character can only use these skills while the materia is equipped.

■ The World of Final Fantasy VII Remake
Wall Market
Built on the ruins of the collapsed Sector 6 plate, Wall Market is Midgar’s biggest—and most infamous—entertainment quarter. It’s run by Don Corneo and is almost entirely free of Shinra’s influence. It’s an incredibly lively area that offers plenty of… let’s say ‘intriguing’ ways to pass the lonely nights.

Corneo Colosseum
Located beneath the bustling streets of Wall Market, the Corneo Colosseum gives brave fighters the chance to engage in brutal battles against both man and monster. Winners of a colosseum bout receive glory, fame, and a substantial reward.

The Honeybee Inn
Situated in Wall Market, the Honeybee Inn is the area’s premier nightclub, and offers nights few will ever forget—as its staff frequently remind its patrons. Every night, audiences are dazzled by the Honeybee Inn’s gorgeous cast of honeygirls and boys. This unique venue also provides private rooms for its more discerning customers, allowing them to enjoy time in private with the performers of their choice.

Beginner’s Hall
This is Beginner’s Hall—a location where you can learn the basics of weapon enhancement.

■ Summon: Leviathan
Summons are a particularly powerful type of Materia. Equip one to a character, and they’ll be able to bring a powerful ally into battle. Today we’re introducing a summon that will make quite a splash—Leviathan.

Worshipped as a deity in the Wutai region, this non-elemental summon takes the form of a water serpent.

Leviathan evokes a savage beauty as it rises from the briny depths, generating tidal waves that wash foes away.

Bacana! Vai ter aquela matéria amarela Enemy Skill. Gostava muito de usar ela. Cara o visual desse jogo... tá muito foda.

 

[Krion]

 

[ValenS]

Mais imagens:

Tseng is the leader of the Turks.
The Turks are a small, elite organization with Shinra that does everything the company needs it to – be it scouting out candidates for SOLDIER, protecting VIPs, or even assassination.
Their cool-headed leader has a knack for managing his eccentric subordinates. He’s an old acquaintance of Aerith’s, and has been keeping watch over her since she moved to the slums.

Don Corneo
This lecherous scumbag is the true ruler of Wall Market. He hosts nightly auditions for the “next Mrs. Corneo” and although his mouth is as foul as his face, he has an uncanny way with people—even the dregs of society are securely under his thumb.

Andrea Rhodea
The owner of—and dancer at—the Honeybee Inn is a man of influence within the quarter, with the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. Each night, he dazzles his crowd with performances that defy description. Always seeking perfection, he rigorously trains both his mind and body.

Leslie Kyle
Don Corneo’s lackey may look young, but he has the heart of an old curmudgeon. His dead-eyed stare and general apathy have earned him pride of place among the don’s men.

Madam M
Madam M is the proprietress of a hand-massage parlor in Wall Market. Like Andrea, she has a great deal of influence within the quarter—that includes the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. Be warned that she’s a prideful sort, and only as courteous as her customers are deep-pocketed.

Chocobo Sam
A Chocobo handler in Wall Market, Chocobo Sam is another prominent figure with the authority to approve women for Corneo’s auditions. He runs a delivery service called Sam’s Delivery. He also happens to be an avid gambler—though he’s hooked more on the rush than any money he may win.

■ Battle Introduction: Barret
Barret’s gun arm makes him an ideal long-ranged fighter. Push the square button, and Barret will fire a volley from his machine gun. You can also hold down the button for an extended salvo.

Unique Ability
If you press the triangle button, you can use Barret’s “Overcharge” attack. Not only is it more powerful than standard shots, it fills a large portion of his ATB gauge.
Bear in mind that once used, it takes a long time to recharge this attack—but you can speed up the reload process by pressing triangle again.

Abilities
When Barret fills his ATB gauge, he can use one of his special abilities. Here are just a couple of the things he can do.
—Focused Shot
This ability uses up all available ATB charges to deliver a powerful attack. Not only does it do good damage, it also fills up an enemy’s stagger gauge—get that to max and they’ll be susceptible to even more damage!

—Lifesaver
This ability definitely lives up to its name! After activating it, Barret will share some of his HP with allies when they take damage.

■ Materia
Command Materia: Enemy Skill
Materia is vitally important in Final Fantasy VII Remake. Equipping these orbs allows your characters to use magic, special abilities and more.

When a party member has this equipped, they have a chance to learn certain enemy attacks that are used on them. Note that the character can only use these skills while the materia is equipped.

■ The World of Final Fantasy VII Remake
Wall Market
Built on the ruins of the collapsed Sector 6 plate, Wall Market is Midgar’s biggest—and most infamous—entertainment quarter. It’s run by Don Corneo and is almost entirely free of Shinra’s influence. It’s an incredibly lively area that offers plenty of… let’s say ‘intriguing’ ways to pass the lonely nights.

Corneo Colosseum
Located beneath the bustling streets of Wall Market, the Corneo Colosseum gives brave fighters the chance to engage in brutal battles against both man and monster. Winners of a colosseum bout receive glory, fame, and a substantial reward.

The Honeybee Inn
Situated in Wall Market, the Honeybee Inn is the area’s premier nightclub, and offers nights few will ever forget—as its staff frequently remind its patrons. Every night, audiences are dazzled by the Honeybee Inn’s gorgeous cast of honeygirls and boys. This unique venue also provides private rooms for its more discerning customers, allowing them to enjoy time in private with the performers of their choice.

Beginner’s Hall
This is Beginner’s Hall—a location where you can learn the basics of weapon enhancement.

■ Summon: Leviathan
Summons are a particularly powerful type of Materia. Equip one to a character, and they’ll be able to bring a powerful ally into battle. Today we’re introducing a summon that will make quite a splash—Leviathan.

Worshipped as a deity in the Wutai region, this non-elemental summon takes the form of a water serpent.

Leviathan evokes a savage beauty as it rises from the briny depths, generating tidal waves that wash foes away.

Inacreditavelmente LINDO esse jogo...PQP!!!! Graficamente está impecável!!

 

[Mystic_Crono]

Vale a pena pagar 82 a mais pela versão deluxe? Tinha feito a pré venda da versão normal e cancelei pra pegar a deluxe.... Mas agora to com duvida hehehe

 

[bróðir]

fico de queixo caído em ver como o jogo ta mais bonito que a CG do Advent Children. Até pra expressão facial e cabelo!

É mto mais viva, colorida, definida e polida em tempo real

 

[ramonoakz]

fico de queixo caído em ver como o jogo ta mais bonito que a CG do Advent Children. Até pra expressão facial e cabelo!

É mto mais viva, colorida, definida e polida em tempo real

Não entendo qual a dificultade de darem um tratamento naquele filme, eu acho as cores dele tão mórbidas.

 

[bróðir]

Não entendo qual a dificultade de darem um tratamento naquele filme, eu acho as cores dele tão mórbidas.

tava na moda essa pegada dark emo adolescente. Ainda mais pro nomura, eterno adolescente

 

[Krion]

Parece que o jogo (pelo menos as mídias físicas) devem atrasar devido a crise do corona vírus:

 

[A Voz do Polvo]

Espero que não atrase o digital. Quero jogar essa m**** no segundo que lançar.

 

[Guyver]

fico de queixo caído em ver como o jogo ta mais bonito que a CG do Advent Children. Até pra expressão facial e cabelo!

É mto mais viva, colorida, definida e polida em tempo real

16 anos de diferença. Se não estivesse mais bonito ia ser de lascar.

 

[Mochilador]

Espero que não dê m**** na pré-venda da Amazônia.