Final Fantasy VII director says that part 3 of the remake will surpass players' expectations

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Final Fantasy VII director says that part 3 of the remake will surpass players' expectations

After the first two parts of the Final Fantasy VII Remake, Square Enix is now working on the third installment of the project, which will put an end to this legendary adventure.

Haoki Hamaguchi claims that this last entry will be particularly appreciated by fans, and that with this, the remake will turn into one of the most loved and popular games in the history of video games, surpassing the highest expecation.s

He concludes by stating that the dev team is working hard on this latest entry, and that they have listened very carefully to player feedback regarding the first two parts, and that this will reflect in the third.

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