Everything We Know About the Final Fantasy 7 Remake
We've known about the Final Fantasy VII Remake since 2015, but we've learned a lot since its initial announcement. From its 2015 reveal to its relative disappearance from the news cycle and eventually its reemergence in 2019, the FFVII remake has been on quite the developmental roller coaster.
To that end, we've put together a list of everything you need to know about Final Fantasy VII Remake.
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Release Date
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Early Development
- Final Fantasy VII Remake's Big 2019 Re-Reveal
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Gameplay
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Story and Setting
Everything We Know About the Final Fantasy 7 Remake
We've known about the Final Fantasy VII Remake since 2015, but we've learned a lot since its initial announcement. From its 2015 reveal to its relative disappearance from the news cycle and eventually its reemergence in 2019, the FFVII remake has been on quite the developmental roller coaster.
To that end, we've put together a list of everything you need to know about Final Fantasy VII Remake.
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Release Date
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Early Development
- Final Fantasy VII Remake's Big 2019 Re-Reveal
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Gameplay
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Story and Setting
Star Wars: J.J. Abrams on Why It Would Be ‘Weird’ to Not Have Palpatine in Rise of Skywalker
One of the biggest surprises when Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker was announced was how a major villain will be returning for the ninth episode. In a new interview, director J.J. Abrams discusses how it would be “weird” if said enemy didn’t return for the concluding episode.
Speaking with Uproxx, Abrams discussed the decision to bring back ex-Emperor Palpatine for The Rise of Skywalker. This is even though Palpatine was seeming killed in Episode 6: Return of the Jedi (Spoilers, I guess).
Star Wars: J.J. Abrams on Why It Would Be ‘Weird’ to Not Have Palpatine in Rise of Skywalker
One of the biggest surprises when Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker was announced was how a major villain will be returning for the ninth episode. In a new interview, director J.J. Abrams discusses how it would be “weird” if said enemy didn’t return for the concluding episode.
Speaking with Uproxx, Abrams discussed the decision to bring back ex-Emperor Palpatine for The Rise of Skywalker. This is even though Palpatine was seeming killed in Episode 6: Return of the Jedi (Spoilers, I guess).
The Mandalorian Beats Stranger Things as the Most In-Demand Show
Who would win in a fight? Eleven from Stranger Things or the adorable Baby Yoda from the Mandalorian? It looks like Mando has finally overtaken the kids of Hawkins, and become the most in-demand streaming show for the week of November 17 through 23, 2019, according to ParrotAnalytics.
That’s no mark against Stranger Things, which debuted its third season all the way back on the 4th of July earlier this year. That the Mandalorian, which only just released its third episode in its second week of being available, just now overtook Stranger Things means that the series managed to hold the top spot (or close to it) for 21 weeks after season three dropped.
The Mandalorian Beats Stranger Things as the Most In-Demand Show
Who would win in a fight? Eleven from Stranger Things or the adorable Baby Yoda from the Mandalorian? It looks like Mando has finally overtaken the kids of Hawkins, and become the most in-demand streaming show for the week of November 17 through 23, 2019, according to ParrotAnalytics.
That’s no mark against Stranger Things, which debuted its third season all the way back on the 4th of July earlier this year. That the Mandalorian, which only just released its third episode in its second week of being available, just now overtook Stranger Things means that the series managed to hold the top spot (or close to it) for 21 weeks after season three dropped.
Watchmen Reveals Photo of HBO’s Minute Men, Including The Comedian and Silk Spectre
The latest episode of HBO's Watchmen gave viewers an introductory look at the first vigilante group, the Minute Men. Throughout the episode, "This Extraordinary Being," viewers get to see Nelson Gardner (Captain Metropolis) form the elite group of heroes. Unfortunately, the episode only offered a limited viewing on the Minute Men group, leaving some viewers wanting more.
Thankfully, the HBO Twitter account has provided us with a more detailed look at the vigilante group, posting a photo of the original eight Minute Men. In the episode, these heroes were only barely visible and were mostly blurred in the background.
Watchmen Reveals Photo of HBO’s Minute Men, Including The Comedian and Silk Spectre
The latest episode of HBO's Watchmen gave viewers an introductory look at the first vigilante group, the Minute Men. Throughout the episode, "This Extraordinary Being," viewers get to see Nelson Gardner (Captain Metropolis) form the elite group of heroes. Unfortunately, the episode only offered a limited viewing on the Minute Men group, leaving some viewers wanting more.
Thankfully, the HBO Twitter account has provided us with a more detailed look at the vigilante group, posting a photo of the original eight Minute Men. In the episode, these heroes were only barely visible and were mostly blurred in the background.
How The Mandalorian Fits Into the Star Wars Timeline
Warning: this article contains spoilers for the first three episodes of The Mandalorian!
The Mandalorian is a many-faceted Star Wars series. While on one hand, it's a Lone Wolf and Cub-inspired space-western about a gritty bounty hunter and his Baby Yoda companion, it's also a series that builds on the complicated history of Mandalore and its warriors. Needless to say, it helps to have some familiarity with the larger Star Wars saga outside the scope of the movies.
But if you'd rather not have to study up to appreciate The Mandalorian, fear not. We've already established when The Mandalorian takes place relative to the main Star Wars movies. Now we break down how the series' rapidly growing mythology touches on many pieces of the Star Wars timeline, ranging from the titular character's tragic origin story to the fall of the planet Mandalore to the post-Return of the Jedi status quo in the present.
How The Mandalorian Fits Into the Star Wars Timeline
Warning: this article contains spoilers for the first three episodes of The Mandalorian!
The Mandalorian is a many-faceted Star Wars series. While on one hand, it's a Lone Wolf and Cub-inspired space-western about a gritty bounty hunter and his Baby Yoda companion, it's also a series that builds on the complicated history of Mandalore and its warriors. Needless to say, it helps to have some familiarity with the larger Star Wars saga outside the scope of the movies.
But if you'd rather not have to study up to appreciate The Mandalorian, fear not. We've already established when The Mandalorian takes place relative to the main Star Wars movies. Now we break down how the series' rapidly growing mythology touches on many pieces of the Star Wars timeline, ranging from the titular character's tragic origin story to the fall of the planet Mandalore to the post-Return of the Jedi status quo in the present.