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5 Iconic RPGs That Deserve a Remake Like Final Fantasy 7
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The Final Fantasy 7 Remake games have comprised a whole trilogy, with a third and final entry set to deliver the last revival of the original iconic RPG.
Videos by ComicBook.comAlthough some fans are getting tired of FF7 Remake due to how long it has taken to produce every game in the series, both FF7 Remake and Rebirth are highly praised games individually.
Almost the exact same process for Final Fantasy 7‘s remakes could be applied to Chrono Trigger, with overhauled combat that helps merge modern ideas with the original game’s classic systems.
The number of possibilities tied to a Chrono Trigger remake series are endless, especially when you consider the secrets and multiple endings the original game had.
Tweaks to combat and base building could make Skies of Arcadia feel more immersive than ever before in a remake, especially one on the scale of FF7 Remake.