Here we go again...

It's overrated for you. For people who expect to experience the full FF VII story in one game, it definetly isn't. They will have to buy God knows how many different games. Each entry is gonna be a full game, we get that. And that's great for people like you who only care about how much time they can invest into this episodic experience. But for many other people, wondering how many games they will have to buy and how many years they'll have to wait for each one to launch... for a remake of a game that launched as a single title is definetly a major concern.

The purpose of remake is to bring all the content that previously unavailable because of hardware limitation and budget constraint, not include to add several others perspective from Crisis core, and dirge of cerberus and all minigames inside FF7 universe, and also the new perspective of open world and much bigger area. 

For an example just look how big Resident Evil 2 remake is even it's still linear level and stage, FF7 remake will transform from 2d still image perspective of FF7 classic to 3d open area and world, imagine how many content they need to put to bring the world full of mission and others thing to do. 

I am not a big fan of FF, played some titles, I have no urge to play it on day 1. I'll wait for the PC release cause I will play with nude mode (on female characters only off course).

I don't care about the purpose of this particular remake (although I think that those reasons are basically made up by you or the developers). All I know is that Final Fantasy VII was a single game in 1997... and the remake is going to be an unknown number of games that will release at an unknown date on unknown platforms. Also, I shall remember that this remake was announced in 2015 and the first "episode", "part" or "entry" is gonna launch on 2020. So, uncertainty is definetly there.

If none of that is concerning for some of you, great for you guys. But you'll have to admit that it CAN be a concearn for many other people. Can we agree with that at least?

Here we go again...

It's overrated for you. For people who expect to experience the full FF VII story in one game, it definetly isn't. They will have to buy God knows how many different games. Each entry is gonna be a full game, we get that. And that's great for people like you who only care about how much time they can invest into this episodic experience. But for many other people, wondering how many games they will have to buy and how many years they'll have to wait for each one to launch... for a remake of a game that launched as a single title is definetly a major concern.

And for people like you that game already exists. 

The problem is no one able to produce that kind of games in the limited amount of time. The games is just to big

Is there already a full remake of FF VII with updated visuals and a more dynamic battle system that is not sold like some fascicles at the bookstore?

So, you're telling us that Monolith Soft can make Xenoblade Chronicles X, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna: The Golden Country... two of them new open world games, one a 30 hours expansion... all of these three with a not so big budget (said by the game director)... while helping EAD with Breath of the Wild... in about 7-8 years

... but Square Enix, with a AAA budget can't make the first entry of an episodic remake of an existing game in less than 5 years? I'm sorry, but I'm calling bullshit on that one.

I don't have anything else to say about this.