Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is now available on Nintendo Switch 2, so here are the first 30 minutes of the game captured in 4K.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is now available on Nintendo Switch 2, so here are the first 30 minutes of the game captured in 4K.
As expected, the new PSSR arrived this week and significantly improves the visuals on a number of games, including those that haven’t been updated—since, much like the Boost feature for PS4 titles, you can force its use by enabling an option in the console’s video settings. As a result, we’re bringing you a comprehensive video showcasing no fewer than twelve different games, with more to come in the coming days if we can find the time to cover them more thoroughly.
More PlayStation 5 Pro coverage today with Capcom's Dragon’s Dogma 2, Resident Evil Village, Resident Evil 4 Remake and Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, but also Final Fantasy VII Rebirth by Square-Enix and Alan Wake 2 from Remedy. We still have quite a lot of games to take care of but we'll keep providing you with content on a regular basis until we're done. As you'll see, FFVII Rebirth shows the most significant improvements over the base PS5 version, but the sequel to Alan Wake also shows better visuals and image quality overall, though there's still some noise and artefacts to be seen.
This State of Play reveals the latest trailer for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, available on 29 February, as well as an in-game video with new gameplay elements. A demo is also available now.
Final Fantasy VII 25th anniversary celebration broadcast reveals the first images of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- REUNION. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the second title in the Remake Project, confirming the Remake Project as a three-part trilogy, The game is scheduled next winter 2023-2024 on PlayStation 5. Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- REUNION will be released this winter 2022-2023 on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One consoles, PC and Nintendo Switch.
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