Ultimate Fantasy VII Rebirth isn’t out till early subsequent 12 months, however forward of the sport’s launch it’s been rated and reviewed by the Leisure Software program Score Board (ESRB). Seems the Teen-rated RPG will include a “bodacious seaside bod.” The query is: Who’s rocking that physique?
Ultimate Fantasy VII Rebirth, coming completely to PS5 on February 29, 2024, picks up after the occasions of 2020’s Ultimate Fantasy VII Remake and is the following entry in Sq. Enix’s three-part Ultimate Fantasy VII remake mission. We’ve already seen a couple of trailers for the upcoming RPG, however we’ve discovered a bit extra about Rebirth because of a newly posted score description on the ESRB’s official web site.
The ESRB’s score description explains that some ladies within the sport are “designed with revealing outfits” together with “deep cleavage.” The ESRB additionally states that Rebirth comprises “suggestive dialogue” and close-up photographs of characters’ our bodies. It factors to 1 instance the place the digital camera pans to somebody, presumably sporting a revealing outfit, who then says: “Simply admit it. You’re clearly captivated by my bodacious seaside bod.”
Now, the way in which the ESRB describes this makes it unattainable to say who has (or thinks they’ve) a bodacious seaside bod. So who, among the many solid of FF7 characters, appears the probably to say they’ve a bodacious seaside bod? Place your bets now!
Different secrets and techniques revealed by the ESRB
The ESRB’s score description of Rebirth additionally confirms that at the very least one character will likely be “impaled” by a sword in gradual movement. Famously, and beware spoilers for a sport launched within the ‘90s, Aerith was killed by sword-wielding Sephiroth within the authentic sport. You would describe what occurs in that authentic sequence as “gradual movement,” too. It appears the brand new remake sequel will do the identical. The query is, who will get stabbed this time round?
In October, Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi promised a “massive shock” throughout that well-known, iconic demise. However he didn’t elaborate past that tease. Does he imply that another person will get stabbed in gradual movement? Maybe no person will get stabbed and Sephiroth simply misses and runs away embarrassed. Or wouldn’t it be actually stunning to stab Aerith and trick everybody into considering you wouldn’t do this this time round? Possibly somebody simply has a imaginative and prescient of a slow-mo stab. I’m undecided, actually.
Oh and eventually, the ESRB confirms that some characters get drunk and slur their speech and also you’ll hear folks say shit, asshole, and prick. I can’t wait!
Right here’s the complete ESRB description for FF7 Rebirth, coming February 2024 to PS5.
That is an motion role-playing sport by which gamers comply with the story of a mercenary (Cloud Strife) on a quest to avoid wasting the planet from evil. Gamers discover fantasy landscapes, carry out missions, and battle monsters and troopers in frenetic melee fight. Characters use swords, staffs, weapons, and magic spells to battle monsters and human troopers; fight is highlighted by impression sounds, cries of ache, and explosions. Cutscenes depict additional situations of violence, typically with splatters/swimming pools of blood: characters impaled or slashed by swords, typically with slow-motion results; an murderer throwing a spinning blade at a focused determine; characters shot by troopers.
Some feminine characters are designed with revealing outfits (e.g., deep cleavage); suggestive dialogue typically accompanies digital camera panning/close-ups of characters’ our bodies/outfits (e.g., “Simply admit it. You’re clearly captivated by my bodacious seaside bod.”). The sport comprises some alcohol content material: as Cloud, gamers can drink a model of moonshine whereas at a bar; cutscenes typically characteristic drunk characters slurring their speech. A handful of scenes depict characters smoking cigars or out of hookahs. The phrases “sh*t,” “a*shole,” and “pr*ck” seem within the sport.
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