Final Fantasy VII: Square Enix “censored” Tifa’s costume and changed the ending of the remake

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth now available exclusively for PlayStation 5. A few days before the release, fans returned to the first part to refresh their memory or simply to make the wait more pleasant; However, they immediately noticed that the recent update introduced some controversial changes.

The first part of the long-awaited remake of the 1997 classic debuted for PlayStation 4 in 2020, with a PC port coming in 2022. Since that time Square Enix releases occasional patches to fix minor bugs and make other changes.

At the beginning of this week update 1003 with Final Fantasy VII Remake arrived on PC and PlayStation without prior notice. The development studio did not share more information about it and only limited that the patch fixed a few bugs.

Now, the community has discovered that the latest update has brought some interesting changes. And yes, some players are upset.

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Square Enix modifies Tifa’s design and changes the ending of Final Fantasy VII Remake

Shortly after the release of the latest update, fans discovered that Square Enix had made a slight change to the outfit the Savannah Girl wears. Tifa Lockhart in retrospect Nibelheim. In particular, in the new version, she wears a black T-shirt under a white blouse, so that the design is less suggestive.

It’s a minor change, but it’s easy to see why some fans are angry. It’s no secret that the character is very attractive, which is what those who accuse the Japanese company are already in censorship. Perhaps the developers changed the clothes Tifa wears during this flashback sequence to match the ones she wears in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. This way, both games are synced correctly and continuity is maintained.

Censorship?  Square Enix has changed Tifa Lockhart's costume
Censorship? Square Enix has changed Tifa Lockhart’s costume

Another big change is in the final series of the 2020 video game, so we warn you that we will share spoilers. Players have noticed that the patch changes the line of dialogue in both text and voice.

Aerith originally said “strange thing, steel sky” referring to the upper plate of Midgar. After the update it now says: “this sky… I don’t like it“. Although both dialogues mean practically the same thing, fans claim that the new version is a more literal translation of the Japanese text.

The patch changes Erith's dialogue at the end of Final Fantasy VII
The patch changes Erith’s dialogue at the end of Final Fantasy VII

According to the community, the last patch that counts 11 GB also reasons FFVIIHook and other popular fashions Final Fantasy VII Remake for PC will stop working properly.

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