The anticipation for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has been building steadily since its initial announcement. Wwith its release date on the PlayStation 5 finally revealed, we're starting to find out more and more about the upcoming sequel ahead of its release in February 2024. The most intriguing development perhaps is one that could significantly enhance the gameplay experience for both newcomers and returning players.

According to recent speculation originating from a Korean gaming forum, FF7 Rebirth may have a 17-minute computer-generated film to retell the events of Final Fantasy 7 Remake - a strategic move to make the game more accessible to a broader audience.

While the source of this information isn't explicitly mentioned, the news was shared by renowned Final Fantasy streamer Aitai Kimochi on X (formerly Twitter), adding credibility to the speculation. The aforementioned segment from its trailer appears to be rendered in CG rather than in-game graphics, lending weight to the possibility of a CG recap part of the new game. This approach aligns with previous statements from the game's co-director Motomu Toriyama and director Naoki Hamaguchi, emphasizing the game's accessibility for new players. As Hamaguchi noted in an interview with GadgetMatch, "We have created everything carefully so that even a new player can enjoy the game."