Original Final Fantasy VII Coming To iOS, Then To PlayStation 4

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Final Fantasy VII Remake is coming to PlayStation 4 “first”. In addition to that, the PC port of Final Fantasy VII that was announced for PlayStation 4 is still in development as well.

 

This game will be released first for iOS devices this Summer, and will then be released for PlayStation 4 this Winter, Square Enix said at their E3 2015 conference today.


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