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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director explains why the game is sticking with Unreal Engine 4 instead of 5 - Nintendo Everything

Nintendoeverything.com·19 June 2026 at 22:21·1 min read

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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director talks about the decision to stay with Unreal Engine 4 and explains why it isn't using Unreal Engine 5.

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1Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director explains why the game is sticking with Unreal Engine 4 instead of 5 - Nintendo Everything.

2Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director talks about the decision to stay with Unreal Engine 4 and explains why it isn't using Unreal Engine 5..

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19 June 2026 at 22:21

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