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Final Fantasy 7 Getting a Newly Upgraded Version After 13 Years
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Square Enix has announced that the original Final Fantasy VII will soon be getting a newly upgraded version for those on PC.
While most Final Fantasy fans happen to be waiting on the third installment in the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy, the original game is still readily available on modern platforms as well.
As such, Square Enix is going to delist this version of the game and rename it to Final Fantasy VII – 2013 Edition.
What Will This New Version of Final Fantasy VII Come With?
If true, this would make all of the ports of Final Fantasy VII across various platforms in parity with one another for the first time.