Square Enix has recently released a new update for its Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.\r\nThe game, which you can find on Amazon, has in fact received several more or less relevant updates over time.\r\nNow, as also reported by PushSquare, it’s time for a new patch for the adventure of Cloud and co.\r\nFinal Fantasy VII Rebirth received a small update today on PS5 to fix some bugs and improve the stability of the game. \r\nTo download the patch, simply connect online with the game regularly installed on the console. Here are the changes we made:\r\n\r\nFixes for bugs that occasionally prevented game progress under certain conditions.\r\nFixes that allow the player to capture photo frames if a bug occurs that prevents them from being captured after fulfilling the relevant unlock conditions.\r\nFixed bugs that trigger under certain circumstances during battles.\r\nFixed a bug where information was not displayed on screen when selecting to play Phase 2 of the Gambit Gears minigame in Hard mode.\r\nFixed several bugs related to display.\r\nImprovements to the general stability of the game.\r\n\r\nIn short, from what we can understand, this is an update aimed at correcting various problems encountered in recent weeks by players who have got their hands on the title in question.\r\nRemaining on the topic, it has emerged in recent hours that the development of the alleged remake of Final Fantasy 9 is proceeding well and Square Enix could release the game before April 2025.\r\nBut not only that: the final act of the Final Fantasy Remake trilogy will guarantee even more freedom of action than Rebirth, according to the combat director.\r\nFinally, speaking of curiosity, The Japanese YouTuber Touya worked on a live-action reproduction thanks to the AI ​​of the sixth chapter of the Final Fantasy series: look at the final result.