FF7 Rebirth PC Specs Unveiled by Square Enix

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth's PC Port: A Detailed Look at Enhanced Features

A new trailer confirms a wealth of features for the upcoming PC port of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, launching January 23rd, 2025. Following a successful PS5 exclusive release in February 2024, PC gamers can finally experience this critically acclaimed title. Square Enix has clearly invested in delivering a high-quality PC experience.

The trailer highlights several key enhancements:

• High-Resolution and High Frame Rate: Expect support for up to 4K resolution and a smooth 120 frames per second (fps).
• Visual Upgrades: Improved lighting and enhanced visuals promise a more immersive and detailed world. While specifics remain undisclosed, players can anticipate noticeable graphical improvements.
• Customizable Graphics: Three graphical presets (Low, Medium, High) allow for optimization based on individual hardware capabilities. A further control allows for adjustment of on-screen NPC count, potentially boosting performance on less powerful CPUs.
• Input Options: The PC port offers comprehensive input support, including mouse and keyboard controls, and compatibility with the PlayStation 5's DualSense controller, complete with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.
• Nvidia DLSS Support: Nvidia DLSS technology will be included, offering improved performance and visual fidelity. However, the absence of AMD FSR support might leave AMD GPU users at a slight disadvantage.

Key Features Summary:

• Mouse and keyboard support
• DualSense controller support (with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers)
• Up to 4K resolution and 120fps
• Improved lighting and enhanced visuals
• Adjustable graphical presets (High, Medium, Low) with NPC count control
• Nvidia DLSS support

The extensive feature set suggests a strong commitment to the PC audience. While Final Fantasy VII Rebirth's PS5 sales weren't groundbreaking for Square Enix, the robust PC port and its features could significantly impact its overall commercial performance. The wait may have been long, but the enhanced PC experience promises to be worthwhile for fans.