Final Fantasy 7 Remake was announced all the way back in 2015, making the entire project well over a decade old at this point. If we're being generous, we'll say that the final part of the trilogy will probably drop in 2027, which means director Naoki Hamaguchi will have dedicated a whopping 12 years of his life to the entire project. That's quite a lot of time.
With the finale of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake series getting close and closer, conversation has naturally begun to turn to what games Square Enix could possibly give the same treatment. Final Fantasy 6 has always been a game that has had fans clamoring for a remake (almost as much as 9), and while the idea of a Final Fantasy 6 Remake is appealing to Hamaguchi, he doesn't want to take charge of the project.
In a new interview with GamerBraves (thanks GamesRadar), Hamaguchi says that while he's received a lot of calls from fans to remake Final Fantasy 6, he doesn't think he should be the one to take on the responsibility, having already spent over a decade of his life remaking Final Fantasy 7.
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