As the gaming world braces for the release of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, excitement bubbles over not just for the game itself but for its innovative features, including the much-anticipated card game, Queen's Blood. This addition is stirring conversations reminiscent of the iconic Triple Triad from FF8, showcasing Square Enix's commitment to enriching player experience beyond the main storyline. Yet, as we dive deeper into the nuances of converting the classic 1997 RPG into a trilogy, a broader discussion emerges about the pacing of storytelling, the evolving landscape of gaming, and what true accessibility in games entails. The Evolution of Storytelling in Gaming The decision to transform Final Fantasy VII into a trilogy has sparked debates among fans and critics alike. At the heart of th...