FF7's Don Corneo, the former Don of the Slums, is a lecherous recurring character in both the original release and the Final Fantasy 7 Remake saga. A crime lord who was allowed to reign over the ...

Italian engineer Lorentio Brodesco recently became the first person to successfully reverse-engineer the original PlayStation ...

Square Enix shared new information about the characterization for Don Corneo in FFVII Remake, alongside concept art of the character.The information comes from the official Final Fantasy VII ...

The newly released Final Fantasy 7 Remake from Square Enix is a fully-fledged re-imagining of the events of the original 1997 PS1 game. ... here’s a Don Corneo answers guide to help you out.

Corneo’s Lackey is an enemy type from the original game, and so Kyle’s position is likely a reference to that. There’s no sighting of Scotch and Kotch, Don’s original henchmen, though.

Naturally there will be some Final Fantasy 7 Remake differences compared to the original PS1 game, which launched over twenty years ago ... Silver-haired Leslie Kyle works for Don Corneo, ...

And that certainly includes Don Corneo's mansion - the unforgettable set-piece where Cloud and company need to rescue Tifa from mobster-slash-sexual predator Don Corneo, by having Cloud dress up ...

In case you're unfamiliar with the original, don't feel too bad: even Argonaut games wasn't expecting such a positive reception when the remaster was announced.That said, Croc's origin story as a ...

People would have gotten to control Tifa as she went to infiltrate the Don Corneo mansion and confront him during FFVII Remake. Nintendo PlayStation ...

Announced over YouTube today, the PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection takes the modern hardware lineup and adds PS1-style design flourishes, including a two-tone grey color scheme and the ...

It’s 1997, and I’m sitting in my dorm room at the University of Wisconsin playing the newly-released Final Fantasy VII on my recently purchased PlayStation. Tifa is in the clutches of some ...