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If the only difference between the Xbox Series X and the PlayStation 5 is going to be 120fps – something which is almost imperceptible to the human eye and even then requires a special TV – I don’t think disappointed is really going to cover things. I don’t know what they’re going to do for Final Fantasy 16 but there’s a big danger it’s going to seem like a massive downgrade by comparison. I liked how the characters were portrayed and I think the combat system may be the best the series has ever seen. The first part had some problems, for me the old-fashioned level design in particular, but I thought it turned out much better than I would’ve imagined. I don’t think Square Enix will want to leave huge gaps between each part or people are going to lose track of the story and the hype will be squandered. I’m going to be optimistic and say that Intergrade will be literally halfway between the first part and the second, so that would put Part 2 on course for early next summer? Too optimistic? I’m not so sure. It’s obviously being created as a stop gap before the second part but that begs the question of when will that be released?

It’s pretty obvious that a lot of it is reused assets in terms of the backdrops but I’m okay with that. To join in with the discussions yourself email case scenarioĪlthough I feel I should be disregarding Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade as a quick cash-in I have to say I really liked the reveal and how they’re handling Yuffie.

The Thursday Inbox is frustrated at the lack of new Xbox Series X news, as one reader defends Watch Dogs: Legion. Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade – how long till part 2? (pic: Sony)

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