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Function-Integrated Tactical Suitwear (FITS) allows you to change your characters’ combat style by equipping different outfits, each unlocking unique abilities and expanding your strategic options in Final Fantasy VII Revelation. Here's Cloud as a Warrior & Tifa as a Black Mage!

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Introducing new regions in Final Fantasy VII Revelation - the Mideel Region, a lush tropical rainforest characterized by sweltering humidity and the Wutai Region, lined with beautiful architecture, characterized by vermilion-painted wooden structures and tiled roofs.

Is it possible to Jump from the Highwind all the way down to Midgar in Final Fantasy VII Revelation? Naoki Hamaguchi (@nhamaguc) answers this!👀 #FinalFantasyVIIRevelation #FinalFantasyVII

New Tifa-Exclusive Weapon coming soon! Check out Tifa's weapon! #FF7EC #FF7EverCrisis

Today we’re announcing an update on plans for the future of Doctor Who. Read all about it on the Doctor Who website ➡️ bbc.in/4vzxDuI

FF7 Revelation Director Hamaguchi says in a new Gamespark JP interview that you can obtain the Highwind in about 4-5 hours in from the beginning of the game. Once you obtain the Highwind, you can explore the world freely as you choose. You can follow the main story objectives, or you can choose to explore whatever you can in an area until you probably reach a point where the enemies become very difficult. Some players would then progress the main story to then come back another time while others might decide to challenge those harder enemy areas. How you play is entirely up to you. He says that it will probably be impossible to experience everything in your first playthrough though.

Naoki Hamaguchi confirms the character outfits from FF7 Rebirth will be available from the start of FF7 Revelation, including Tifa’s swim suit! He says there is a priority skin system in Revelation so you can keep the FITS job abilities and still change into the different outfits that you can obtain in the game. gamespark.jp/article/2026/06…

Naoki Hamaguchi says FF7 Revelation will have more post-game content than Rebirth, including content that is stronger than the final boss battle such as the Weapons and Knights of the Round! He says there will also be a chapter select option as you won’t be able to experience everything in a single play through gamespark.jp/article/2026/06…

En su última entrevista a RPGSite, Naoki Hamaguchi confirma que Ciudad Huesos no aparecerá en #FF7R Revelation.

We have new details on Queen's Blood in Final Fantasy VII Revelation, including its new protagonist: gameinformer.com/preview/202…

"Some of the choices that we make may alter what the player perceives about each character" - Naoki Hamaguchi on Final Fantasy VII Revelation's Story Choices, Vincent, Weapon Battles, and the Finale rpgsite.net/interview/20585-…

Naoki Hamaguchi says you get the Highwind around 5-6 hours of gameplay into FF7 Revelation and from there you can already access around half of the entire world map! "Roughly, from starting the game, if you play for around 5-6 hours you can acquire the Highwind. At around that timing you can access close to half the world map from the start." youtube.com/live/XPKk-cZ0g80…

In a seamlessly connected open world, Cloud and his companions take to the skies aboard the airship Highwind, embarking on a sweeping journey across the world as a crisis looms over the planet. The entire planet is freely explorable & players can drop in via parachute anywhere.

Naoki Hamaguchi says you acquire the Highwind about 5-6 hours into Final Fantasy VII Revelation. This gives you immediate access to about half of the world map. Also, Chadley's base is inside the Highwind. He is doing research on Meteor. Source: Giant Bomb

We got more details on new playable characters Vincent and Cid’s combat in FF7 Revelation! Vincent: - Gun slinger who can switch back and forth between his normal form and beast mode at the press of a button - Normal mode is ranged attacks - Beast mode is melee attacks - Feels good to play as - Similar to Yuffie being able to fight with her Shuriken in hand for close range or thrown out for long range. Cid: - Lance weapon Dragoon style character - Skilled at aerial combat - More technical character - Attack variation changes based on button inputs - Has strong support abilities - Good at teleporting and stabbing with his lance - Has area of effect attacks - Satisfying to play as once you get the hang of it - Has the FF Dragoon Jump attack - Like an aerial version of Red XIII - If Red XIII is a ground type, then Cid is an aerial type attacker with a support role too.

Naoki Hamaguchi says regardless of feedback, he refused to reduce the number of minigames in Final Fantasy VII Revelation: "The request to reduce the number of minigames is a difficult one. I have a very clear policy that I don’t want to change, no matter how much feedback we receive. After all, the original FFVII had an enormous number of minigames. This remake series exists because of the original game, and respecting the original is one of our core policies. More than in previous installments, we’ve made it so that you don’t have to engage with minigames if you don’t want to. For example, when it comes to minigames tied to battle progression, players who wanted to focus on combat ended up feeling forced to play them. To address that, minigame rewards are now largely unrelated to combat progression. Instead, they offer things like character skins and customization options, so that only those who want to play them are encouraged to do so. Meanwhile, battle progression and the like are tied more closely to combat-oriented side content. Overall, I think the game is much more comfortable to play than past entries. That said, I imagine there will always be players who dislike a particular minigame but still want its rewards. To help with that, we’ve added difficulty settings specifically for minigames. So now you can lower the difficulty to “Easy” if you wish, and if you try a minigame and immediately decide it’s a lost cause, you can also skip it right away. We’ve made a number of improvements aimed at minimizing frustration. In that sense, we’ve done everything we reasonably can. We won’t reduce the number of minigames, but we will continue making every effort to ensure as many players as possible can embrace them." automaton-media.com/en/inter…