Although it’s a fantastic extra for members, many individuals could not download it. Thank goodness the problem now fix.

An issue emerged for those who had acquired Final Fantasy VII Remake for the PlayStation 5. Intergrade said that the game was already owned in some way and provided no opportunity to be claimed.

PlayStation Plus members may now get Final Fantasy VII Remake

And to make matters worse, Intermission also list as own. Thus, there was no way to purchase it on its own. Although Intergrade is also accessible on Steam, PlayStation gamers no longer need to use other systems.

We can confirm that Intergrade is now available for download and claim for PS Plus members. You’ll only ask to download Intermission if you already possess Final Fantasy VII Remake.

Intermission itself is still not available for separate purchase at this time; instead, you must go to Intergrade on the PS Plus portal to achieve this.

The first game of a trilogy that will reinvent the plot of the classic RPG is Final Fantasy VII Remake. Even though Remake was exclusively set in Midgar. Square Enix has said that the trilogy would have all of the original game’s locations.

There are many territories to cover, so it won’t surprise us if additional party members, like Vincent Valentine, have their solo chapters from Intermission.

Rebirth, the second game in the trilogy, schedule to release in the coming winter of 2023. At first, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will only be available on the PlayStation 5.

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It was a great touch to highlight her in a stand-alone chapter because she was an optional party member in the first game. But unfortunately, there are also significant obstacles for sure fans who want to enjoy that material right now on the PlayStation 5.

Intergrade was added to the Extra and Premium levels of PlayStation Plus. Giving members free access to the whole package as one of the benefits of the service unless they had previously acquired the main game. Ghost crew, a ResetEra user, started a post to draw notice to the issue.

Intergrade isn’t available for Final Fantasy VII Remake on PS5

They point out that Intergrade cannot download through PlayStation Plus by anyone who already possesses Final Fantasy VII Remake. Unfortunately, this is accurate, and what’s worse is that even though we just bought the original game, we could not buy or download Intermission separately.

This is an issue. That much is clear. Unable to download a game like Intergrade for free is one thing, but it’s not good when that game advertise as one of the significant new additions to the service for July.

Another situation is when there isn’t any way to compensate Sony for the material. In the current state, those unable to play Intergrade or Intermission will need to use alternative platforms.

Although it is accessible on Steam, Square Enix has to fix this problem right now.
Rebirth, the second installment in the Final Fantasy VII trilogy, will be a PlayStation 5 exclusive and arrive in the winter of 2023.

Rebirth will provide players access to an open environment, in contrast to Remake, which solely contain to the city of Midgar. The first trailer for Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion included Zack Fair, who is making a comeback in his Remake.

This winter, it will be available through Steam for the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC.

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The second game will be Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, just announced.
“Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is far more than simply one episode in the franchise,” stated director Naoki Hamaguchi in an official press statement on the Final Fantasy VII remake project, which will be a three-part trilogy.

“We’re working on it with all the love and devotion that goes into making an original game. And we’re hoping to give the best gameplay and world-building experience possible”. However, Hamaguchi also said that the wait would be worthwhile.

Square Enix confirms FFVII remake trilogy

We also know that “full production” on the sequel to the trilogy has begun. “The crew is tremendously driven in bringing everything together on the project and trying to deliver a final game,” Hamaguchi said.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will publish next “Winter,” which might imply late 2023 or early 2024. Depending on how well the manufacturing goes.

“Three years may seem like a long time to all the fans who are eagerly awaiting the next game, but we want to give everyone the best experience possible and reassure everyone that development is moving at an astonishingly fast pace for such a large-scale HD title,” said Yoshinori Kitase, producer of the Final Fantasy VII remake series.

While waiting for the next installment, Square Enix stunned fans by announcing Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion. Which seems to a remaster built entirely in Unreal Engine. To tide fans over for a year. It will release this winter for the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and, unexpectedly, the Nintendo Switch.

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Fans are still chatting about a trio of Final Fantasy VII Remake trademarks. Square Enix has filed trademarks for Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, Labyrinth Striker, and Final Bar Line, according to Gematsu.

Intergrade is already the name of the Remake’s bundle, which includes the Yuffie DLC chapter. So those titles don’t tell us much. However, despite the lack of information, final Fantasy fans have some clever speculations about what at least one of these trademarks means.

Japan files three Final Fantasy VII Remake trademarks; Xbox collection expected

Many members of the prominent gaming community ResetEra believe the Intergrade trademark refers to an Xbox console collection, evidenced by the subsequent thread. Final Fantasy VII Remake is available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC (where it received heavy criticism for its technical issues).

It’s not currently accessible on Xbox One or Xbox Series X/S, but it could port there in the future. Another possibility is the Intergrade bundle, which isn’t physically available.

The other two trademarks indicate that additional Final Fantasy VII spinoffs are underway. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the original game, and according to creative director Tetsuya Nomura, there will be more offshoot games to commemorate the occasion.

The West will also get a Final Fantasy VII prequel novel in the fall. Similarly, Yoshinori Kitase, the original game’s director, has stated that Remake Part 2 will be released this year.

There are plenty of prospects for such a surprise with the planned summer video game news streams. On June 9, Geoff Keighley’s Summer Game Fest will begin. The Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase could be an excellent location to reveal a potential port on the same weekend.

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