Final Fantasy VII Remake Game Final Size Leak on PS4
News about the Final Fantasy VII Remake game continues to emerge, with the latest being the leak discussed on our site through a series of leaks that have surfaced, revealing details that were previously undisclosed by a user who obtained an early demo copy before anyone else. This demo introduced new enhancements to the story that have somewhat changed in comparison to the original version.
Some users have fallen into the trap of spoiling the story content for each other, which we do not recommend, as we have previously stated on our site on several occasions.
Furthermore, new details revealed through these leaks include important information about the game, such as the required storage space for the demo on the PlayStation 4, mentioned in an article on our site.
Prior to the disclosure of other important details today from various sources indicating that the game’s final version will indeed be very large. The new details confirm that the game, in its initial version or first stage of the story, will require approximately 73.2 gigabytes, surpassing the size of both Control and Death Stranding, but still less than the size of Call of Duty Modern Warfare, which remains undoubtedly the largest in recent times.
It is worth noting that Square Enix has previously confirmed that the Final Fantasy VII game through the remake version will be available in several separate editions with different storylines, all with varying sizes. The first phase confirms that the game will indeed be very large for an initial stage, and we await more details on what is to come, especially as the second stage of the story is currently under development with no final release date. The first stage is expected to be released on March 3 exclusively on the PlayStation 4 for a full year. Best regards.
