Square Enix Eyes Ever-Evolving Future for Final Fantasy 7 IP
Square Enix aims to expand the Final Fantasy 7 universe beyond its current remake. The company envisions the classic title as an evolving intellectual property. This strategy seeks to cultivate new fans for the franchise over decades.
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Square Enix wants Final Fantasy 7 to be an 'IP with an ever-evolving future', which is strange to say about a…
The author questions Square Enix's strategy of focusing heavily on the Final Fantasy 7 IP with its remake trilogy, suggesting it might be a symptom of a 'fear of new IP' trap. While acknowledging the quality of the remakes and Final Fantasy 16, the piece argues that Final Fantasy's inherent nature allows for new worlds and characters with each entry, making the extensive rehashing of a classic seem unnecessary and potentially tiring for players.
Square Enix wants Final Fantasy VII to be “an IP with an ever-evolving future”
Square Enix aims to evolve the Final Fantasy VII franchise into an ever-evolving intellectual property, moving beyond its status as a classic. The company discussed this ambition during a PAX West panel, indicating a desire to expand the future of the Final Fantasy VII universe.
Square Enix wants to turn Final Fantasy 7 into "an IP with an ever-evolving future" beyond the FF7 Remake…
Square Enix aims to evolve the Final Fantasy 7 franchise into an ever-evolving intellectual property for future generations, moving beyond its status as a classic. Game director Naoki Hamaguchi stated the Remake trilogy's goal is to create new fans for the series over the next 20 to 30 years.
