Square Enix unveiled during Sony's State of Play Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, a new enhanced version of the game coming June 10th 2021 on PS5. The title includes all expected improvements such as better visuals, Graphics Mode and Performance Mode, haptic feedback integration, faster loading times. The new content is a new episode with Yuffie Kisaragi as the main character. A free upgrade will be offered to PS4 owners but it won't include the new episode which will be also sold separately.

We received a review version of Final Fantasy VII Remake, and if you want to discover some 4K gameplay and a HDR video, you can click on the news!

Even if we unfortunately could not attend Final Fantasy VII Remake preview following a particularly unfortunate event, big thank-you to Square Enix as they sent us new sequences of gameplay in 4K. Enjoy!

In one month, Final Fantasy VII Remake will finally appear on PS4, but in the meantime Square Enix just had the very good idea to publish a demo available on the PS Store, and here are the first 10 minutes in 4K on PS4 Pro.
Update: One video added

Square Enix has shared a new glimpse of the City of Midgar and the adventures of Cloud, Tifa, Aerith and Barret through music with this new trailer which also depict some boss battles and characters. Final Fantasy VII Remake launches April 10th on PlayStation 4.

We may not have any 4K version to share but how about a 25 mbps bitrate 1080p trailer of Final Fantasy VII Remake? We're also trying to catch up with all the images we've missed in the past few weeks (months...), some of them having only been released this week.

We stay with Square Enix with a gameplay video of Final Fantasy VII Remake, which shows a fight with the first boss of the game.

Final Fantasy VII Remake finally has a release date: March 3 2020 on PS4 of course. Square Enix also released a few new images, along with a trailer.
Update: trailer with a worthy quality added.

Final Fantasy VII Remake is showing itself on a YouTube trailer which gave us the release date: the game will be available March 3, 2020.

Square-Enix released this new trailer (with French subtitles sorry about that) of Final Fantasy VII Remake during the PlayStation Experience. The fans like me of turn based battle will without a doubt be disappointed by the new realtime battle system displayed in there, but I'm sure many others will be delighted...
Update: English version added.