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FINAL FANTASY 7 UPDATE: New 'Sharp' and 'Soft' 60fps Modes Added
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FINAL FANTASY 7 UPDATE: New 'Sharp' and 'Soft' 60fps Modes Added

Mar 21, 2024 9:54 AM

In a recent update, Square Enix has enhanced Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth for PlayStation 5 with patch 1.020, bringing significant performance upgrades, including new 'sharp' and 'soft' 60fps modes. This update reflects Square Enix's response to player feedback concerning the graphics in Performance Mode, especially relating to character lighting and facial shadows. Additionally, the patch has improved mini-game difficulty settings, corrected text errors, addressed bugs impacting characters and enemies, and fixed progress-affecting issues. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth continues to captivate fans, recognized as a top-tier action-RPG and a reverent reimagining of its classic source material, and these improvements serve to polish this already acclaimed gaming experience.

What new features does the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth patch 1.020 include?

The Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth patch 1.020 includes graphical improvements, 'sharp' and 'soft' 60fps modes, better frame rate and stability, difficulty settings for mini-games, and various bug fixes and quality-of-life enhancements.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is a reimagining of the original Final Fantasy 7, which was released in 1997. Best known for revolutionizing the RPG genre with its cinematic storytelling, deep gameplay, and iconic characters, the game has been highly influential in the gaming industry. The Remake project has expanded on the original narrative, offering a contemporary gaming experience that draws in new fans while catering to the nostalgia of the long-time followers of the franchise.



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