Kitase’s message expressed his nostalgic feelings towards the original game, as he was also the director of the original Final Fantasy 7. Fans took to the Twitter thread to express their excitement, with many sharing that they will now only know January 31st as Final Fantasy 7 Day, regardless of their location.
With the second part of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake series set to be released this winter, Square Enix has plenty of time to build up excitement for the sequel’s launch. Fans can expect more news and announcements in the lead-up to the release, with the recognition of Final Fantasy 7 Day serving as a fitting tribute to the franchise’s continued impact and legacy.
