The YouTube channel ElAnalistaDeBits has published a new one graphic comparison which highlights the differences in terms of graphic and technical performance (loading times included) between versions PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 of Final Fantasy VII Remake. The graphic comparison was made possible thanks to the use of the images captured on the screen in the official trailer of Final Fantasy VII Intergrade (shown during the last State of Play), the new name that the seventh installment of the legendary RPG series Square Enix will feature on the cover for its debut on Sony's new console. The video, which awaits you on the cover, highlights the various graphical improvements that players will be able to enjoy in Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on PlayStation 5, including better lighting, textures with greater definition and monstrously improved loading times. almost reset: on PlayStation 4 the game takes 41 seconds to load a saved game, while PlayStation 5 only uses 2.
Before leaving you to the movie we remind you that Final Fantasy VII Remake (here our review) is available exclusively on PlayStation 4 from April 10 2020. From June 10 2021 the game (which, we remember, is only the first part of the entire work that Square Enix will complete over the next few years) will debut on PlayStation 5 under the name of Final Fantasy VII Intergrade. Those who own the PlayStation 4 version game will be able to run upgrade to the PlayStation 5 version completely free. Final Fantasy VII Remake will soon be offered free of charge to all owners of a subscription to the service Sony PlayStation Plus, but those who have redeemed the game through the Plus catalog of the month of March 2021 will not be able to update the title for free to the PlaySation 5 version.
In Final Fantasy VII Remake, players take on the role of Cloud Strife, a mercenary of an ecoterrorist organization known as AVALANCHE, fighting against the company Shinra. The events narrated are set in the City of Midgar, an industrialized metropolis dominated by the headquarters of the Shinra Electric Power Company, which supplies electricity to all inhabitants by exploiting an energy resource called Mako.
