FF7 Remake keeps cross-dressing Cloud, says “notions of gender don’t apply” to beauty - loomispring2001

Square Enix has just dropped a meaningful new trailer for the Terminal Phantasy 7 Remake. Clocking in at almost four minutes, information technology features a new and selfsame chilled birdsong away the original game's (impressive) composer Nobuo Uematsu, and gives the remake's take on a few iconic moments from the game. Maybe most notably, these include the moment Cloud dresses as a adult female to gain the confidence of crime Almighty Don Corneo.

Since the remake was announced and its modern, representational aesthetic was revealed, there has been speculation Eastern Samoa to how it would handle this. In the original game, with its undimmed colors and blocky exteroception style, the moment is played for laughs, with the cartoonishly amorous Don Corneo bouncing crossways the bed on all fours, with accompanying springboard sound effects.

It's catchy to imagine a direct rendering of the surreal scene in the remaking given its more realistic style and seemingly darker tone, but information technology looks corresponding Square Enix is tackling the challenge head on. As you can see at 1:05 in the new laggard below, Cloud tail wear manufacture, sloven tails, and a flow dishonorable arrange.

The possessor of the Honey Bee Inn – Don Corneo's favourite exotic dance nightclub and sporting hous – also has a positivist message: "True beauty is an expression of the heart, a thing without shame, to which notions of gender don't give."

The rest of the house trailer is full of treats for Final Fantasy fans who've been wondering how the make over would handle predictable moments from the original. Among the highlights are Red XIII's elegant vocalism, the Choco/Mog and Leviathan (wow) summons, and uncomparable of the Jenova boss fights, though thither are many more.

If you moonlight on PlayStation, the FF7 remake release date has been pushed back to April 10. And if you'ray wondering wherefore we're covering this at all, IT's because it will in all likelihood get a PC release at some point. There were whole lot of hints of this in the code of a PSN exhibit, and hints on the box seat art that its PS4 exclusivity has a deadline.