Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade system requirements

Square Enix has announced the Final Fantasy 7 Refashion Intergrade system requirements via Twitter. They're not too intense, although the minimum specs may well be assuming you're glad to run information technology at 30 fps, with a 100 GB storage requirement the only historical eyebrow-cultivator.

This is a PC port of a PlayStation 5 upgrade of a PlayStation 4 release, hence the confusing form of address. Intergrade was added to the name for the PS5 version, and denotes the plus of a photo mode and the Pause DLC featuring Yuffie Kisaragi (a character World Health Organization didn't appear until post-Midgar in the original game's story).

Second power Enix says the PC interpretation features "4K support, HDR support, XInput and DirectInput compliant controller support, keyboard and mouse support, plus the highest spec PCs could see a performance of up to 120 frames per second." Expect a framerate-unlocking mod to appear at whatever extra point its exit then.

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade testament be available from December 16 connected the Epic Games Store.

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade minimum system requirements

OS: Windows 10 64 fleck (variation 2004 operating theater subsequent)
Processor: Intel Core i5-3330 / AMD FX-8350
Retention: 8 GB
Storage: 100 GB
DirectX: Version 12 or by and by
Artwork: GeForce GTX 780 / Radeon RX 480 (3GB VRAM)

Final Fantasise 7 Redo Intergrade recommended organization requirements

Forward a resolution of 2560x1440 (Max: 3840x2160)
Atomic number 76: Windows 10 64 spot (translation 2004 or later)
Central processor: IntelCore i7-3770 / AMD Ryzen 3 3100
Retentivity: 12 GB
Storage: 100 United Kingdom
DirectX: Version 12 or later
Graphics: GeForce GTX 1080 / Radeon RX 5700 (8GB VRAM)

Square Enix also released the first screenshots of the PC edition, which you can see below.

Barrett in battle — (Trope credit: Square Enix)

Tifa in battle — (Image credit: Square Enix)

Cloud battle — (See credit: Square Enix)

Aerith battle — (Persona course credit: Square Enix)

Yuffie battle — (Image credit: Square Enix)

Barrett battle — (Image credit: Square Enix)

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