Final Fantasy 7 Remake's action is unparalleled, so stunt a𝔉ctor Jaewoo Kim decided to recreated some of Cloud and Tifa's m🐼oves in real life.

Kim performed some impressive jumps and rolls during a two-minute video uploaded to Twitter. It has since blown up on the platform with over 1,000 likes. He showcases a stunning kick combo from Reno, and༺ a backflip and front flip that Tifa uses to maneuver around enemies in the game. Kim even makes the awesome superhero landing that Cloud does in Final Fantasy 7 Remake.

Stunt acting is an underappreciated aspect of the entertainment industry. Richard Dorton, a mo-cap acཧtor, spoke to about his work and said "I got punched in the face [and] got my nose broken on Uncharted: Gold🍬en Abyss." Unlike movies, however, he explained that mo-cap in games doesn't require him to be set on fire or crash cars – that can be interpreted in a digital medium.

Final Fantasy 7 Remake had many mo-cap actors on the project, including Yasunari Kinbara, Kousen, Naho Nakashima, Minoru Nanaeda, and Kanon Ohkawa. Their performances were no doubt valuable in bringing its c✅haracters to life, and deserve much of the credit for the game's success.

Hopefully, they're currently at work on the next highly anticipated Final Fantasy 7 Remake entry. For those who are unaware, the original PS1 title is being shipped in multiple parts, although it's not trying to be a perfect shot-for-shot replica of the clas�🐼�sic game – expect to see plenty of new content.

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Development of the second part 168澳洲幸运5ꦓ开奖网:has been slowed down by the COVID-19 p꧟andemic, but Square Enix has assured us that it will come as ☂soon🃏 as possible. As it's an episodic series, we're certain the company wants to maintain the hype t🐲rain that is Final Fantasy 7 Remake.

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Some intriguing FF7🍒-related trademarks have been filed by the Japanese company as of recent: Ever Crisis and The First Soldier. Both of these titles seem to be referring to Zack Fair (a character who had his own similarly named game Crisis Core), and Sephiroth, who is often called The First Soldier. Perhaps, we'll get m🍎ore information on these possible projects soon.

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