The people who have waited decades to return to Midgar might not have to wait for much longer, as Square Enix has announced that copies of Final Fantasy VII Remake will be shipped out earlier than expect﷽ed in so🗹me regions.
Final Fantasy VII Remake was first announced in 2015, but Square Enix didn't reveal much footage of the game until 2019, when development on the game was nearing its conclusion. Square Enix initially gave a release date of Marc♌h 2020, but it was pushed back to early April, as the company felt that the ga⭕me needed some more polish. Fans have been concerned that the coronavirus would cause another delay of the game, but Square Enix has been adamant that the game will still be released on April 10, though some physical copies could be delayed depending on the region.
Square Enix has released another statement regarding potential delays, but this is a welcome one. According to an update on the Final Fantasy Facebook page, copies of the game will be shipped out earlyꦜ in order to accommodate for delays. As such, fans in Australia and Europe coul🌳d receive their copies of the game early.
This was followed by a second update, as the development team asked fans not to spoil the contents of the game on social media if they receive their copy early. This might seem like a silly request on the surface, as Final Fantasy VII Remake is based on a game that was originally released in '97, but there is a lot of new content in the remak🍸e and the recent datamine 🍨of the demo suggested some big changes to the story.
Copies of Final Fantasy VII Remake are already out in the wild and fans will have to tread lightly over the next few weeks in order to avoid spoilers on the Internet. It seems that everyone will be receiving their copies of Final Fantasy VII Remake at different times, so fans will have to enjoy their game in isolation and be 💖wary of what they say online, as they could spoil the experience for others.
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