PlayStation Plus users get a big surprise: Final Fantasy VII Remake’s PS5 upgrade
If you have a copy of the Final Fantasy VII remake through the PlayStation Plus, we have good news for you today. Square Enix has announced that the PlayStation Plus a Final Fantasy VII remake copy will soon be eligible for updates to the PlayStation 5 version of the game. Because the users think they will not have the opportunity to improve, the possibility of being a pleasant surprise.
When Remake Fantasy Fantasy VII was offered through PS Plus in March, Square Enix and Sony made it very clear that copies claiming through service would not be eligible for updates to the PS5 version. Those who want to play in the latest Sony will have a PS5 version separately, the company said, and to this day, which is true.
However, Square Enix revealed through Twitter today that the PlayStation Plus the owner of the Final Fantasy VII remake will indeed be able to increase the PS5 version of the game, nicknamed Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade. The increase will be available on Wednesday, so if you have a long Christmas weekend, you will be able to drown my teeth to Final Fantasy VII Remake on the Playstation 5.
While Tweet Square Enix does not say whether the upgrade will be free, the polygon reports that there will be a charge attached to it. We don’t know how much it costs it for now, but we will keep our fingers cross on charges at the bottom end, like $ 10 or something very small.
Square Enix also revealed today that DLC expansion for Final Fantasy VII remake intergrade, a nistonist episode, will be discounted by 25% early Wednesday. This expansion shows Yuffie Kisaragi and shows us what he did during the final of Fantasy VII Remake. Usually $ 19.99, a 25% discount will bring the nonmission episode to $ 14.99 for the duration of this sale.
So, this is indeed a pleasant surprise for Fantasy Fantasy VII fans on the Playstation. On the PC side of things, Final Fantasy VII remake has been the subject of some controversies lately. Not only launched the game as the Epic Games Store Exclusive – the decision that always disturbs a portion of the PC player base without fail – it seems that the PC version is a little underwhelming (as reported by PC gamers) here at this time.
We will see if the PC version gets some improvements to the problem of the timer reported by the user, but beyond that, we also waited for the news when the follow-up for Final Fantasy VII Remake will arrive. Final Fantasy VII Remake only covers a portion of the original Final Fantasy VII story, with Planning Square Enix to continue the narrative in a new game. We have never heard anything about the game, but we will make our eyes peel more.