Earlier this month, Sony announced that it will end all physical disc production for new games by 2028. This has become a growing trend. For example, Grand Theft Auto 6 will release later this year as a digital-only title. As such, people have eyes on upcoming games, eager to see how they release. In an interview with GamesRadar+, Final Fantasy VII Revelation director Naoki Hamaguchi discussed what this means for the upcoming RPG.
Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the third part of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy, will arrive in Spring 2027. Other than a trailer, Square Enix hasn’t shared too much about the much anticipated finale. And in fact, Square Enix has yet to make a decision on whether Final Fantasy VII Revelation will see a physical release.
However, in the interview, director Naoki Hamaguchi explained that he would like to see Revelation arrive on a disc. “I am working to make the arrangements to allow us to have some kind of physical edition.”
That said, Hamaguchi understands both sides of the debate. “I do feel, as a developer and as a fan, that the general trend is for things to shift away from physical towards downloadable games,”...
