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… As revealed during Summer Game Fest , FF7 Remake Part 3 has been given a trailer alongside an actual title, so it's not to no longer be using a placeholder. The new game is called Final Fantasy 7 Revelation . …
… Despite a logo update and some news the game had hit a hitch or two, Dragon Quest fans have gotten nothing. No hero design. No gameplay footage. …
… Part Three of the epic remake trilogy is sure to be one for the ages, and gamers have become more hyped than ever after the finale's reveal at this year's Summer Game Fest last month. …
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… She's a lifelong gamer, a relentless industry sleuth, and a passionate follower of everything happening in the games industry. Sign in to your ScreenRant account At long last, news about the thrilling conclusion to the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy was revealed at Summer Game Fest. …
… During a recent interview with GamesRader+ , Hamaguchi shared a bit more details on Final Fantasy 7 Revelation , including tidbits on returning characters, combat, and how this latest RPG will tackle the original PS1 game's ending. …
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… Over the past five years, Tom has worked as the Editor-in-Chief at The Game Crater, as a Staff Writer for GamingIntel, a List Writer at TheGamer, and, of course, as a Senior Writer at ScreenRant. …
… If an exclusive game isn't enough to sell a console, it would seem to make more sense to make any internally developed games more widely available. After all, having a bigger potential audience means more potential sales, and a bigger chance any given game will make a positive return. …