Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, the final chapter of the Remake trilogy, is still about six months away from release, but discussion around the game is already heating up. The main question on players' minds: how much space will it take up? The game director has confirmed it will be around 200GB.

How Much Space You'll Need

200GB is a significant footprint. Modern base consoles often come with 512GB or 1TB drives, meaning a single game could eat up half of your free space. If you're planning to buy digitally, it's worth thinking about expanding your storage or investing in an external SSD.

DLC Plans: Sephiroth and Vincent

The director also shared plans for additional content. Specifically, DLC involving Sephiroth and Vincent Valentine is in discussion. Details remain under wraps, but the mere mention suggests players can expect post-launch content — possibly paid.

What It Means for Players

  • Disk space: 200GB is a lot. If you're on a base console, check your free space early.
  • Digital purchase: Make sure you have enough room or an external drive.
  • DLC: If you plan to buy expansions, budget for them separately.

Paying for Games and Subscriptions

Buying games and DLC from international stores is a separate challenge for those paying from regions with restrictions. Virtual cards can help with subscriptions and purchases on foreign platforms, including gaming services. If you're planning to buy Final Fantasy 7 Revelation or its DLC, it's worth sorting out your payment method in advance.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

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