I played it again on the PS4. The fast forward button makes is such a nice feature to have.FF7 is a top five for me easily among FF games. It’s my number 1. Also just one of my favorite games of all time in general. Can’t count how many times I’ve played it back in the day on both ps1 and PC. Then on ps3 and currently have been playing through it again on Switch. The remake looks incredible and is without a doubt one of my most anticipated next year. Gotta get my pre order in soon
Man, FF1 is tough. I still have a working NES, and that is not an easy game. It also isn’t as story focused, so it was harder for me to get into it. But it’s cool to see how it all started.
All about that Knights of the Round Table. Especially when you mime it.
| 9/11/2019
Filed Under: "Final Fantasy VII" Source: Final Fantasy
This year's Tokyo Game Show is just around the corner, and developers have taken the opportunity to give fans a taste of what's to come in terms of upcoming releases; something that fans are more than likely going to appreciate.
Square Enix is one of those developers that had announced they would be releasing new trailers, particularly one for the long-awaited and highly anticipated Final Fantasy VII Remake, and they have delivered; releasing a fantastic new trailer that introduces some classic characters we hadn't seen before.
Reno and Rude are some of the characters that have finally shown up in the game, although fans already knew it was only a matter of time before they got to see them. And what's probably the most interesting character, not because of the character per se, would be Don Corneo — who seems like is being voiced by none other than Mark Hamill, although Square Enix hasn't actually confirmed this.
This new trailer for Final Fantasy VII Remake also features some gameplay that keeps showing off the game's new, and more dynamic combat style, but don't take my word for it and be sure to check out the trailer down below.
In Midgar, a city controlled by the mega-conglomerate Shinra Inc., the No. 1 Mako Reactor has been blown up by a rebel group, AVALANCHE. AVALANCHE was secretly formed to wage a rebellion against Shinra Inc., an organisation which is absorbing Mako energy, destroying the natural resources of the planet. Cloud, a former member of Shinra's elite combat force, SOLDIER, was involved with the bombing of the Mako Reactor. Can Cloud and AVALANCHE protect the planet from the huge, formidable enemy, Shinra Inc.?
Final Fantasy VII Remake will become available for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on the 3rd of March in 2020.
| 9/14/2019
Filed Under: "Final Fantasy VII" Source: PlayStation
Square Enix promised that they would be giving fans of the Final Fantasy series a few treats during this year's Tokyo Game Show, and they have really managed to keep their promise.
This past Wednesday, the developer released an action-packed trailer for Final Fantasy VII Remake that gave us a look at the Turks, and also showed off some gameplay featuring the new, and more dynamic combat style.
As the Tokyo Game Show event is about to wrap up, Square Enix to show us some extended gameplay for Final Fantasy VII Remake that gives us a look at the classic mode combat — which allows players to slow down time while they choose different actions in real time — and even shows off the classic squat minigame.
Take a look:
In Midgar, a city controlled by the mega-conglomerate Shinra Inc., the No. 1 Mako Reactor has been blown up by a rebel group, AVALANCHE. AVALANCHE was secretly formed to wage a rebellion against Shinra Inc., an organisation which is absorbing Mako energy, destroying the natural resources of the planet. Cloud, a former member of Shinra's elite combat force, SOLDIER, was involved with the bombing of the Mako Reactor. Can Cloud and AVALANCHE protect the planet from the huge, formidable enemy, Shinra Inc.?
Final Fantasy VII Remake will become available for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on the 3rd of March in 2020.
I forgot about that PAL and NTSC incompatibility stuff, it was a mess for the PS1.Currently playing through FFVI atm. Also getting some joy out of these mods (A World Reborn) improving the backgrounds, the monsters while also having an orchestral soundtrack which has been enhancing the game for me, this present moment. I used to own FFIII on the SNES years ago but I never managed to finish it, due to the fact that I used a NTSC converter on my PAL console - and sometimes the console couldn't read the cartridge properly resulting in a black screen map thus not managing to travel around properly.
