Wondering how development for Final Fantasy 7 Remake is going? Good, I hope! While we wait to hear how things are progressing, know that Square Enix is hiring for the remake.

Previously, Square Enix was working with external studio CyberConnect2 to develop Final Fantasy VII Remake. But now, Square Enix will be making the game in-house.

This is what fighting the giant scorpion tank guarding the Sector 1 Mako Reactor at the beginning Final Fantasy 7 will look like in the game's remake. If it ever comes out that is.

The Sapporo Snow Festival is now underway in Japan's northern most prefecture Hokkaido. One of this year's main sculptures is Final Fantasy 7 themed, featuring Cloud and Sephiroth.

In case you were wondering how the Final Fantasy 7 remake was coming along, here's the only bit of the game shown at the Final Fantasy 30th anniversary event in Japan last night. Looks like the key art department is on point.

When will Final Fantasy 7 Remake be out? Probably not next autumn! But you know what will? These FF7 Remake figures, that's what.

It's been a strange week for the Final Fantasy VII remake, a prospect that once seemed like a nostalgic 20-something's wet dream but is now, after a whirlwind few months, unexpectedly real.

Yes, there's the obvious difference: From 1997 polygons to slick, modern day graphics. But more than that, the character's design has subtly changed over the years. Let's examine those changes.

Adam Boyes, head of third-party developer relations at PlayStation, told me at E3 that he's known about Square's Final Fantasy VII remake for a year. It was a fun secret to keep.

The announcement trailer of Final Fantasy VII's remake showed a slightly darker and more realistic world compared to the 1997 game. And with an aesthetic like that it's almost impossible to imagine how some of the crazier parts of the original game would look.