You May Not Need to Upgrade to PS6 for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3, Says Producer
Last year saw the release of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, which was subsequently given a transformative upgrade on PS5 Pro, with an even more graphically impressive iteration released yesterday on PC. In an interview with 4Gamer (thanks, VGC ), producer Yoshinori Kitase was asked by the outlet about concerns current-gen players might need to upgrade:
Very little is known about what's coming to the PlayStation 6. But using some guesswork, I'm willing to make a few ...
The PS5 was released in November 2020, seven years after the PS4 launch AMD won the contract over Intel to design the chip for the PS6 The PS6 will likely utilise AMD's UDNA graphics ...
Sony is reportedly working on PlayStation 6. The recent leaks have provided insights into its features and potential release ...
Leaked details suggest Sony’s PlayStation 6 (PS6) is further along in development than anticipated. According to leaker ...
What is the PS6 release date, price and specs? We've got the PS6 CPU, GPU, RAM, SSD storage, PSVR 2 and PSSR 2.0 details here ...
The PS6 release date and other details on the PlayStation and Sony console have potentially leaked online early.
A well-known hardware leaker provides some new information that may hint at the potential release window of Sony's ...
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Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 Won't Be Exclusive To PS6Considering the gap between Remake and Rebirth, Final Fantasy 7 fans have worried that Part 3 will be a PS6 game. Series producer Yoshinori Kitase has suggested that won't be the case, although his ...
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PS6 Development Has Reportedly Reached Another MilestoneTwo reliable leakers have provided a PS6 development update, revealing that its system on a chip (SoC) is design complete.
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