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It’s Saturday morning and that can only mean one thing – yep, it’s time for another of our Weekly News Roundups, where we bring you all the news from the last week and pop into one handy article. And by some massive coincidence, here it is:

Final Fantasy 7 Remake trailer revealed

During Sony’s State of Play last night, a new trailer was revealed for the much-anticipated remake of Final Fantasy VII.

The trailer gives us a glimpse at various characters including Aerith, Barrett, Sephiroth, and Cloud – all looking very much like their Advent Children counterparts. And as if the visuals aren’t enough to get you truly excited for this remake, turn up the sound and prepare to be hit in the feels as Aerith’s theme kicks in.

No release date has been announced for the Final Fantasy VII Remake but we can expect to hear more news in June.

Xbox One S All-Digital launched this week

The All-Digital Xbox One launched this week, offering players a disc-free gaming experience as an affordable way to access the Xbox One’s catalogue of games.

Here’s the blurb from Microsoft:

Go all digital with the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition and build a library of digital games that travels with you and is available in the cloud. Take your cloud saves on the go, and enjoy the ability to preorder and pre-install upcoming games so you’re ready to play the moment they launch.

The console is priced at £200, making it £50 cheaper than the Xbox One S, and comes with three games.

The original Devil May Cry is heading to Switch

Capcom is bringing the original Devil May Cry to Switch, later this year.

The announcement came via Twitter, along with a release window of “this summer.” Further details should be expected closer to the time.

Devil May Cry was first released on the PlayStation 2 in 2001 and introduces us to the demon-slaying Dante as he seeks to avenge a family member’s death. The original game, along with Devil May Cry 2 and 3 were given the HD treatment last year for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC but there’s no news on whether the latter games will follow to the Switch.

Thanks, Eurogamer!

Apex Legends is heading to mobile

EA’s latest investor call has revealed plans to bring the Respawn’s popular battle royale, Apex Legends, to mobile.

Apex Legends has enjoyed huge success since its launch in February, and with PUBG and Fortnite mobile versions doing so well, it’s hardly surprsing that EA is after its own slice of the mobile market.

There’s no news on when we can expect to see Apex on mobile but we’ll be sure to update you as soon as we hear more.

Thanks, VG24/7!