Final Fantasy VII Will Cost $15.99 On PlayStation 4 This Spring

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Final Fantasy VII will be released for PlayStation 4 this Spring, Square Enix said this morning. The game will cost $15.99.

 

As previously reported, this is a port of the PC version of Final Fantasy VII, not a remake of the game.

 

Square say Final Fantasy VII will include “system-exclusive” features on PS4, but haven’t specified just what these features are.


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