The decision to remake Final Fantasy 7 and split it across three games has been one that has kept Square Enix busy and made the studio a lot of money for the past decade. You might like to think that with the FF7 Remake trilogy wrapping up in 2027, Square might be thinking about which game in the series to remake next. Sadly, that’s not going to happen.
Final Fantasy producer Naoki Yoshida, better known as Yoshi-P, is incredibly aware of what you all want remake-wise once FF7 is in the rearview mirror. The thing is, not only does Square not intend to give you what you want, Yoshi-P has explained why remaking one of those other Final Fantasy games you want to see reimagined through a modern lens isn’t really realistic.
Yoshi-P spoke about the logistics of remaking Final Fantasies 6, 8, and 9 during the Final Fantasy 14 Fan Fest. “I understand the feelings of the players, but you gotta think about it,” Yoshi-P explained to fans in attendance via a translator (thanks, GamesRadar+). “Look at Final Fantasy 6, it's such an incredibly huge game. The scale is just immense.”
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