Final Fantasy VII Remake had to cut secondary quests to keep a high quality and be launched in the Temp
In interviews with Famitsu and 4Gamer, the director Tetsuya Nomura revealed that Square Enix had to cut a lot of "secondary quest content" from Final Fantasy VII_ReMake. Initially, the contents of the secondary quest had to "be as big as the main story", but this plan had to be reorganized to maintain high quality throughout the game. "We have done that the content of the secondary quest is as big as the main story," said Nomura to Japanese magazines. "At first, the development team has prepared even more content, but we could not have done everything without cutting the corners, so we preferred the quality," he added. "We could not finish the game otherwise," said Nomura about the game calendar, which had been expected for a long time after his original ad in 2015. And yet, a second part is still in development and will be released in several years. The fans of the new action RPG have nothing to fear, anyway, because "desp...