Outriders, Questions We Still Have After Square Enix's E3 Presentation

5 Questions We Still Have After Square Enix’s E3 2019 Presentation

Square Enix put on an exemplary showing at E3 2019, but even with everything they showed, we were still left wondering about a few details. These are the five questions we still have after Square Enix’s E3 2019 presentation.

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Final Fantasy VII Remake, Questions We Still Have After Square Enix's E3 Presentation

It’s safe to say the Final Fantasy VII Remake‘s new footage was one of the most popular reveals of Square Enix’s press conference, and for good reason.

Putting the upcoming title’s stellar graphics, revamped gameplay and returning cast on full display, the trailers and demos provided were more than enough to rekindle the excitement of every fan who watched them.

However, there was one question that wasn’t answered by these teasers or the people presenting them: How many episodes will be released overall in order to cover all of Final Fantasy VII Remake’s story?

It’s no secret that the game will be split up into multiple parts, but how many is the big question. Confusing things still is that Square Enix appears to be touting that the Midgar section alone contains enough content to take up two Blu-ray discs worth of space. That can’t be right.

We need clarification! Just how many parts can fans look forward to playing through before the experience is over? And for that matter, how many years will it take to see every part of this massive undertaking release?


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