Out of all the games shown at the latest State of Play, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is by far one of the most exciting titles to look forward to in the new year. Despite promising to be one of the most ambitious entries in the entire remake trilogy, which we saw a few glimpses of in its release date trailer, a recent announcement has fans up in arms over its physical release changes.
Despite one of the biggest selling points of the previous Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth being that it included two whole discs to fit the massive open-world RPG, the third and final entry in the trilogy is reportedly ditching the concept entirely.
As noted by Wario64 on X, the store page for the upcoming release notes that all retail versions of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation will require a mandatory digital download to access the full game, meaning the third entry in the remake trilogy is entirely unplayable without an internet connection.
Although Final Fantasy 7's director previously warned that it wasn't guaranteed for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation to get a fully physical release, the news still comes as a major blow for fans that were hoping...
