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Final Fantasy VII (PS)

Description: Manufacturer: Sony / Role-Playing / Rating: T - (Teen) / Published by: Sony / An epic adventure across 3 cd-roms. What ... more

Final Fantasy VII (PS) ... begins as a rebelion against an evil corporation becomes much more. And what erupts goes beyond imagination. With vivid landscapes, lush 3D animation and enviorments, FF7 has no equal.

Newest Review: ... a villain who haunts you every step of the way makes this an experience that, at the time, was above all other game ... more

... available, and even now is one of the best stories out there. The game itself is a joy to play. The combat system (a huge part of the game) may aggravate some, as it is turn-based. I find that this works especially well though, as you get to plan out your attack strategies perfectly. As there are so many options and different abilities to choose from (each of your characters has a different range of attacks and skills), you need this time to decide. The attacks are devastating and gorgeous, and the further you advance, the b...more

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	Dirge of Cerberus Final Fantasy VII PS2 Game Action, Rating: T - (Teen), 1 player, published by: Square Enix	£ 7.99	Postage & Packaging: £ 1.90 Availability: refer to shop website

Dirge of Cerberus Final Fantasy VII PS2 Game
Action, Rating: T - (Teen), 1 player, published by: Square Enix

£ 7.99

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Final Fantasy VII (PS): Cry of the Planet (2001 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 10.08.04 (Very useful, 357 readings)
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Released by Squaresoft in 1996 to overwhelming critical acclaim, Final Fantasy VII (FF7) rapidly became the biggest selling game on Sony’ PlayStation console, and remained in the number one spot as most popular game in consumer surveys right up to the replacement of that console with the PS2. It’s easy to see why FF7 was so popular as, despite some of its graphical limitations and gameplay flaws, it remains unbeaten as the most engrossing and atmospheric console RPG (role-playing game) without having to introduce difficult elements that make some PC equivalents less attractive to the average gamer. BACKGROUND Like all good RPGs, the ...

Seven Is Heaven (1445 words)
by tom1clare - written on 26.11.03 (Very useful, 1000 readings)
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It's fair to say that, prior to the 1997 release of Final Fantasy VII, role-playing video games weren't really a part of the mainstream market. Sure, the Zelda's and Wonderboy's had gained a good cult-following in the past, but the game world was in need of a new kind of RPG - one made in three dimensions. It's 1997, and Squaresoft have been beavering away at the seventh instalment to their long-running Final Fantasy series for quite some time. It would be the first part of the series to appear on the PlayStation console; the first game to be spread across a whopping three discs; and yes, you guessed it - the first FF to play in complete 3D. ...

Final Fantasy VII (PS): A benchmark then, a classic now (2541 words)
by legend999 - written on 21.10.02 (Very useful, 257 readings)
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Final Fantasy 7 was without a doubt THE game that really gave the Playstation a good reputation. Imagine the times. Its 1997, and the Playstation has been around for a few months. It needs a really good game to boost its sales and really set it on its way. And what better game than Final Fantasy 7. The fantastic graphics, immense game play and engaging story got the ball rolling and paved the way future titles. The final fantasy series has sold 31 million units worldwide, and Final Fantasy 7 can claim to be the game that really boosted these figures. Although there are now FF8 and FF9 available for Playstation, in my view FF7 still remains the pick of the bunch. ...

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