Final Fantasy VII Remake Reveals Three Epic New Dynamic PS4 Themes
With less than a month to go until the highly anticipated launch of the Final Fantasy VII Remake, fans are chomping at the bit to revisit a Midgar that has basically been rebuilt from the ground up by developer Square Enix. Naturally, the company is keeping its nose to the grindstone building up hype for the title, and now, Square Enix has revealed a total of three new dynamic Final Fantasy VII Remake themes for the PlayStation 4.
The folks over at Square Enix recently took to Twitter to reveal three new dynamic Final Fantasy VI Remake themes for the PlayStation 4. The first depicts the team on the outskirts of Midgar, presumably after a harrowing escape from the Shinra building. This is the only theme that was previously revealed, and it is free for those that download the playable demo before May 11th.
The second of three dynamic #PS4 theme we’d like to show you today focuses on the city of Midgar in #FinalFantasy VII Remake and also features our main protagonist Cloud Strife!
This will be available for free to all PS+ users soon! #FF7R pic.twitter.com/qmCbpTDnEW
— FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE (@finalfantasyvii) March 13, 2020
The second theme, shown above, features some of that iconic Final Fantasy VII battle music while depicting an aerial view of Midgar alternating with an up-close shot of Cloud approaching the Shinra building. This theme will be available for free “soon” for those that are subscribed to PlayStation Plus.
We’ve shown off two dynamic #PS4 themes today and here’s a third. This Sephiroth theme is available as a pre-order bonus with https://t.co/ThA10iWA8z in the US, and at various retailers throughout Europe.
Stay tuned for a closer look at some other #FF7R themes in the future. pic.twitter.com/mp48OvNC2c
— FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE (@finalfantasyvii) March 13, 2020
Last but not least is the third and final theme, this one depicting a fiery part of Midgar alternating with Sephiroth standing off to the side of the flames. This particular theme will only be available for those that pre-order the Final Fantasy VII Remake through Amazon.com. Each theme offers a unique take on the upcoming remake, and thankfully they’re all “free” if the appropriate conditions are met.
The Final Fantasy VII Remake is slated to release on April 10, 2020 exclusively for the PlayStation 4.
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