Three more PS4 themes for Final Fantasy VII Remake are on the way

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In case you missed it, Square Enix is going hog wild when it comes to Final Fantasy VII Remake‘s marketing. The timed PS4 exclusive is all over the place, with candy bar schemes and Final Fantasy XIV joint ownership promotions. There’s three more tied into promos of sorts on the way.

Announced by way of the Final Fantasy VII Remake Twitter account, a dynamic PS4 theme is coming that’s Sepiroth-focused. The only way to get it right now is to pre-order Remake on Amazon, and it seems like the offer is extended to the US, “various retailers” in Europe and Amazon Japan. Square also provided a pretty good look at the theme via the video below, which showcases how dynamic it really is. Midgar is burning!

The publisher also announced through their western Twitter account that more themes are coming. You can net one (key art of the crew on a Midgar bridge) by downloading the demo before May 11, and the second (the Cloud box art) will be “available for free to all PS+ users soon.” That’s a lotta themes! And a lot of hoops to jump through for a few of them.

Final Fantasy VII Remake [Twitter]


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