Announced earlier today, it's technically a re-release of Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children Complete, which itself was a Blu-Ray re-release director's cut from 2009 that included new and expanded scenes. Ultimate.įor all its foibles, it remains an iconic piece of Final Fantasy 7's history, which is likely why Square Enix is releasing a remastered version of Advent Children in 4K Ultra HD. While it garnered a mixed reception at the time and even some die-hard fans will admit it's not without some glaring issues, it was praised for boasting groundbreaking visuals for the era and it has quite a substantial legacy, even influencing Sephiroth's reveal for Super Smash Bros. Watch the first 10 minutes of Advent Children above and get a Blu-ray copy on June 8.Įlsewhere in gaming, Sony is looking to bring PlayStation games to mobile.Back in 2005, Square Enix released a movie sequel to its hit RPG Final Fantasy 7, titled Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children. Although the movie’s plot was criticized because it was too difficult to understand for viewers who didn’t play Final Fantasy VII, it was lauded for its animation and CGI and went on to win the Maria Award at the 2005 Sitges Film Festival and Best Anime Feature at the 2007 American Anime Awards.
The 2005 CG film is directed by directed by Tetsuya Nomura, written by Kazushige Nojima and produced by Yoshinori Kitase and Shinji Hashimoto.
Cloud and Tifa must also defeat Kadaj, Loz and Yazoo, the physical manifestations of Sephiroth’s surviving spirit who are trying to recruit kids with Geostigma and revive Sephiroth. Cloud isolates himself due to the guilt he feels from being unable to save Aerith, while many citizens (including Cloud and Denzel, the orphan he and Tifa take care of) find out that they are suffering from an unknown disease called Geostigma that has no cure. A spinoff of Final Fantasy VII, Advent Children takes place two years after the events of the game and is set in the new city of Edge - founded by the survivors of Midgar after Meteor destroys it. The upcoming remaster will use the 2009 director’s cut with about 26 additional minutes and will debut in an upgraded HDR10 resolution, Dolby panoramic sound and 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio.
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