[News] Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade system requirements ask for 100GB from your SSD

[Mr.Talha]

 

Square Enix has finally pulled back the curtain on the Final Fantasy 7 Remake release date for PC, and we now know what you’ll need inside your gaming PC to relive this reimagined classic JPRG. Thankfully, the Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade system requirements aren’t too taxing, despite this being a port of the game’s enhanced PS5 version.

Those who played the original Final Fantasy 7 on PlayStation will remember it was spread across three discs, as it was impossible to fit the entire game on a single trademark black CD-ROM. While we’ve largely done away with physical formats on PC, you’ll still need to clear 100GB of storage space to fit the game on your SSD.

There’s no word on PC-exclusive features, unfortunately, but we may see the introduction of Nvidia DLSS upscaling in a future patch, as Square Enix previously implemented the tech in its port of Final Fantasy 15.

Thanks to the consistent updates from Gaijin Entertainment, War Thunder fans are rarely left wanting for new content. This time around, fans can enjoy the Ground Breaking update, which adds a huge array of new content to the game. Here are the key additions.

DESTRUCTIBLE TERRAIN
It wouldn’t be a Ground Breaking update if you weren’t actually able to break some ground. The new update will allow you to mani[CENSORED]te the very earth beneath your feet, creating new strategic possibilities for ground troops. Bombs and large calibre guns will now leave craters in the ground for units to hide in, while certain tanks equipped with dozer blades can push the earth around to dig out trenches for their allies to hide behind. This new change will add a whole new layer of strategy to every match, so start planning your terrain tactics now.