The parish had to wait four years Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. At this time, some players decided to return Final Fantasy VII Remake, either to be ready when a sequel is available, or to make the wait more enjoyable. Whatever the reason, it has made more than one aware of the ever-increasing changes the 2020 title has undergone, which many have pointed out as a case of anti-Tifa censorship.
Since its launch, Square Enix has tried to improve the core experience Final Fantasy VII Remake through a series of patches. While they focused on the game’s performance, it was revealed that the latest update, version 1.003, focuses on more than just that, but also changed Tifa’s design in one particular scenewhat many note is a case of censorship, since his new design does not show his charms so much.
As you may recall, there is a small scene in FFVII Remake where we get to see a memory of Nibelheim. Here initially Tifa had a white blouse to go with her cowboy outfit. Now, with the new update, a black t-shirt has been added under the white blouse, which many have called an act of censorship as its design is less suggestive.
True, those who are already playing Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, you’ll notice that this is Tifa’s design in this memory. Therefore, Square Enix has certainly made these changes FFVII Remake to avoid continuity errors.
Along with this, it was also revealed that the new update changes Aerith’s dialogue at the end. Instead of saying “I miss it, the steel sky” when leaving Midgard, he now says “this sky… I don’t like it”. This is a minor modification and the new text is more like a direct translation from Japanese. finally It has also been reported that FFVIIHook and other mods for Final Fantasy VII Remake on PC no longer work properly. For related topics, you can read our review Final Fantasy VII Rebirth here. Likewise, Google celebrated the launch of this new game.
Editor’s note:
It’s not a big change. Tifa remains Tifa. This may have been done to avoid continuity errors Revival, which pays a lot of attention to the memory of Nibelheim. One only has to look up Tifa on Twitter and you can tell that the character has suffered from anything but censorship.
Via: GameRant
