Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade brings the iconic 1997 PS1 RPG to PC with updated 3D graphics, revised combat, and new content (like the Yuffie-focused ‘Episode INTERmission’). For PC players who played the original FFVII and the remake, what’s the most satisfying update—Was it seeing Cloud, Aerith, and Sephiroth reimagined with detailed character models, the shift from turn-based to real-time combat (with strategic ‘ATB’ mechanics), or the expanded story moments (like deeper interactions between Avalanche members)? How did the remake balance nostalgia and innovation—Did it stay true to the original’s core story and charm, or did the new additions (like extended side quests) feel like unnecessary filler? Additionally, Intergrade’s PC version supports 4K resolution and ray tracing—Did these graphical upgrades make Midgar (the game’s opening city) feel more immersive than the original’s blocky 3D, or did you find yourself missing the retro charm of the 1997 visuals? Finally, the remake is only the first part of FFVII’s story—Do you think the wait for future parts is worth it, based on how Intergrade delivered on the original’s promise, or do you wish the full story was released as a single game?