The latest Final Fantasy game has just been released but how big is Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth’s file size on PS5? Here’s how much free space you’ll need on the console for part 2 of the Remake trilogy.
The highly anticipatedFinal Fantasy 7 Rebirthhas finally arrived and fans are no doubt eager to jump into the latest adventure with Cloud and Co. With a vastopen worldto explore, an iconiccast of charactersto play as and meet, and a story to uncover that differs from the original Final Fantasy 7, part 2 of this new trilogy has a lot for both old and new fans to dive into.
Thegameis out now exclusively for PS5 but before you jump in it’s important to make sure you’ve got enough free space on your console storage. So, we’ve got everything you need to know about how big Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is right here.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth file size for PS5
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth comes in at a staggering 150GB on PS5.This prompted Square Enix to split the physical release across two discs, the first containing 100GB and the second containing 50GB.
You’ll definitely want to clear some space on your SSD for this one.Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has launched as a timed PlayStation console exclusiveand will remain that way for “at least three months”, according to developers.
At present, the size of the game for Xbox consoles and PC is yet to be revealed. Rest assured, we’ll be sure to update you when that information emerges.
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