Final Fantasy VII Remake director Testuya Nomura has shared some new details about the game in the latest issue of Weekly Famitsu.

　　As picked up by Gematsu, the interview in Famitsu contains some interesting new details about the upcoming remake, including new additions that will be implemented. In addition, Nomura also talked about Tifa’s new character design.

　　We’ve included the new details, as summarized by Gematsu, down below:

　　The watchmen of fate (the black mist in the trailer) are mysterious beings that appear before the party wherever they go. I hope that even those who have played the original game will enjoy the new elements.There are quite a bit of dialogue options. We are making it so the dialogue changes depending on your response, so the sheer volume of dialogue has increased.The Honey Bee Inn cross-dressing event is still in. We’ve made it more modern. If we made the facility like we did in the original game, the physical unease would be staggering, so that was no good…There are quite a few additions to the scenario. While the main story itself hasn’t changed, there are a countless number of new events. Otherwise we wouldn’t have two Blu-ray discs. (Laughs.)Aerith and Tifa are double heroines. One has a western-style look and the other an eastern-style look.We wanted Tifa to have abs, so she has an athletic body type. The ethics department at Square Enix also told us that we had to tighten her chest as not to get unnatural during all the intense action. From there we got the black underwear and fitted tank top.With an emphasis on immersion and exhilaration, you can fight without stress through the use of shortcuts. When you open the command menu, time slows and you can fight like a command battle.Each playable character has different enemy affinities.An item is required for MP recovery.For the sake of level design, we’re preparing a few new enemies where necessarySome interesting new details about the highly-anticipated remake indeed.

　　Final Fantasy VII Remake is slated for a release next year on PlayStation 4. As covered yesterday, Square Enix president and CEO Yosuke Matsuda stated that Final Fantasy VII Remake is being developed with cross-generation support in mind.

　　Be sure to read our very own Final Fantasy VII Remake hands-on E3 2019 demo preview right here.