Final Fantasy 7 Remake
The world of video games continues to receive new titles and meet new characters, but there are some classics that cannot be surpassed. One example is the cast of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, which has returned to us in a modern version. Among others, Tifa is one of the most loved characters of the series, as cosplay often shows us. Now, Grusha offers us her own cosplay of Tifa with a blue dress, with an incredible new shot.Tifa appears with the blue dress inside a specific section of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, that is, during the " attack "on Don Corneo's villa. The blue suit is worn, however, only if the player has chosen it many hours of play before. Tifa can in fact wear two other outfits during this section, in the same way as Cloud and Aerith.
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Finally, here is the shot that appeared on Instagram.
Grusha in the cosplay of Tifa with a blue dress from Final Fantasy 7 Remake Tell us, what do you think of the Tifa cosplay with blue dress made by Grusha? Has the warrior from Final Fantasy 7 Remake been recreated in the best way? Tell us what you think!
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Final Fantasy VII Director Looks Back On Creating The Original Classic
Final Fantasy VII is available on PlayStation Now as part of a collaboration with Square Enix to bring a new Final Fantasy game to the service each month for five months, and with arguably the series biggest classic hit now on the service, PlayStation asked the original director, Yoshinori Kitase to share some thoughts about its development.
You can read his reflections in the post on PlayStation Blog, which for fans of the game will be a nostalgic look back to those original sprites fans originally fell in love with before we got the high-fidelity character models and world of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade.
The post also includes some great concept art of the characters original designs, as Kitase describes the difficulties of using 3D CG for the first time for the cutscenes, and how changes to scenes at the time, even slight ones were extremely costly.
While Final Fantasy VII can now be enjoyed by yet another subset of people who have missed it on every other platform the game has ever gone to, its especially nice to look back on these classic PlayStation titles and hear from the original creators themselves about what it was like creating it.
Source – [PlayStation Blog]