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Final Fantasy VII Remake<\/em> part one co-director will be the sole director on the next part of Final Fantasy VII Remake<\/em>, co-director Tetsuya Nomura told Famitsu<\/a> in a newly published interview. <\/span><\/p>\n
\u201cToday, we announced three Final Fantasy VII<\/em> titles, but as I mentioned earlier, I\u2019m personally working on more projects now than ever before,\u201d Nomura said. \u201cSince we were able to solidify the base game<\/a>play in the first part of Final Fantasy VII Remake<\/em> and are able to see what we need to improve upon in the future, Naoki Hamaguchi (co-director on Final Fantasy VII Remake<\/em>) will be entrusted as the director on the next part, while I\u2019ll be involved as the creative director on all things Final Fantasy VII<\/em>, including the Remake<\/em> and mobile titles. My basic involvement in the work won\u2019t significantly change, so please give me your continued support.\u201d<\/p>\n
Square Enix has not announced any additional information about the next part of Final Fantasy VII Remake<\/em>.<\/p>\n
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If you missed it, catch up today\u2019s Final Fantasy VII<\/em> announcements here:<\/p>\n
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Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade<\/em> announced for PlayStation 5<\/li>\n
Final Fantasy VII: The First Soldier<\/em> announced for iOS, Android<\/li>\n
Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis<\/em> announced for iOS, Android<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n