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The best game in the world is Final Fantasy 7 | | michael from Fresno, California, USA says (6/Aug/2003): | I think that this game is good because of the story line. I also think the roles of the characters make this game good. My favorite character is Tifa because she is very powerful girl who is not afraid to go into battle. She grew up in the slump and owns her own bar and is always to go on an adventure. Then there's Cloud he always dreamed of being in Soldier. He wanted to go on adventures like his role model Sepiroth. Although he came up short on his dream he still was modivated to be as strong as Sepiroth and to go on all kinds of adventures. These characters are some of the reasons why this game is great.
| FFVII- The Best Game ever | | Tom from Sussex Co. NJ, USA says (6/Aug/2003): | FFVII is the best game ever. Sure the graphics aren't too great...but what lacks there is made up in the gameplay. I started the Final Fantasy series when FF9 came out. I wuz in the store one day and saw FFVII...took a risk and bought it. It was the best game I have ever played! The characters rule...you get to know some stuff about their pasts (not all though which makes it good!). Sephiroth is also great. The best villain in Final Fantasy. I swear, I never get tired with that game (I beat it on 9 different files). My first file is the best thou (gold choco, most master materia...4 star KOTR summon...lots of gil). Materia is also the best thing ever created. Then the two optional bosses, Ruby and Emerald weapon, provide challenge for the most experienced players. I have conquered the Emerald Weapon, but the Ruby Weapon seems impossible. Oh well, I keep trying...(at least you have a chance to beat them unlike Ozma in final fantasy 9. Those who have faced him know what I mean. Damn that Curse!). This brings me to the places and music of 7. The places are all good and interesting, the music for each really sets a mood for the game. Hopefully 7 will continue to be the best game around. I do not like one thing about the game though, the fact that Aeris dies. She is one of the best characters in the game. I can't beleive that Square kills her! Other than that I would give FF7 an infanite rating because no other RPG can compare to it! For those who haven't experienced this game, my best wishes are for you to go buy it. You won't regret it!
| Final Fantasy VII is awesome | | rochey from Massachusetts says (5/Aug/2003): | I think that Final Fantasy VII is a great game. The characters are wonderful (my line up is always Cid, Red XIII, and Cloud) although they dont go into depth very well for most of them. I have to admit that the graphics were pretty good considering it was made like 5 years ago, although the characters were really chunky and unrealistic in regular gameplay. The battle system was really good along with the game play, but, i have to say that switching materia whenever you PHSed was really annoying. I got it a while ago and was hooked, i left off at the end of disc one, but, i picked it up again a couple days ago and over the last two days ive made it too the end (i cant beat safer Sephiroth though, email me if you could tell me how).If you liked Final Fantasy VII you'll LOVE Final Fantasy IX! So I say nine stars to Final Fantasy VII cause it rocks!
| First Final Fantasy game ever played, THE BOMB! | | Final Fantasy Gamer from Land, Earth says (4/Aug/2003): | It is hard to use only one word to tell you about this game, but i would say masterpiece! the graphics are good, and the music is awsome, but the best part is the story line. unlike other FF games, this one lets you deep into the past of the charactors to really feel like you are a part of thier world. I have 15 games of Final Fantasy VII (right now) and i have played and beaten it so nany times i can't count them all. any Final Fantasy Fan must own this game, otherwise you can't call yourself worthy of being a FF Fanatic. my fav. music is "one winged angel" or Sephiroth's theme music. Want fun, want mystery, or just to be a FF Fan, then you must have this game in your collection. Chocobos are really cool, you must have at least one game for raising them. Go and be a Gamer of FF, get Final Fantasy VII!
| Best of the best. | | Angelus Soto from Hereford, Arizona, U.S. says (30/Jul/2003): | The way i see it this is the best Final Fantasy, though many would argue 3 or 6 would have to be. This was my first playstation game and my first Final Fantasy it has earned my respect and i recommend that other play it. Only then will your life be complete.
| FINAL FANTASY MANIAC!!!! | | A gamer from London, England says (30/Jul/2003): | I played and completed all the final fantasy game except 1-5. Overall they were all good and very dramatic and exciting. (final fantay9 is too east though) i think final fantasy8 had the best graphics and some good new ideas on magic but final fantasy7 has easily the best story line. It is very dramatic and some may even call it breathe-taking...
Its virtually you unlocking all the pasts about all the characters and they are trying to save the planet. Its not like those usual games which is all smiles and happy through the whole game but can be sad at times. Lots of characters to choose from and slow-learners such as myself may need to complete the game 4-5 times to fully understand the whole game and all those hidden items and places to go :) All in all if you care the most about the graphics i will go for 8 which is also good but final fantasy7 is the best game play in the rpg world. SO GET YOUR BUTT RIGHT INTO THE GAME SHOP AND BUY ONE! I ASSURE YOU, THERE WILL BE NO BOREDOM FOR A LONG TIME.
| The guideline for every modern RPG | | Sol from Buffalo, USA says (29/Jul/2003): | This game was amazing. It set the standard for todays RPG's in graphics (cutscenes), and gameplay. The story was amazing, I was hooked, always wondering, "What will happen next?" The gameplay mechanics made gameplay very in-depth, yet easy to understand. I think this is the best RPG ever.
| It's The Best And Will Always Be The Best! | | A gamer from Netherlands, Amsterdam says (23/Jul/2003): | First I have seen this game from my cousin' it was really cool! And that was the first time when I saw a Final Fantasy game! So I became a Final Fantasy freak! I have all the Final Fantasy games except Final Fantasy 7. But I am going to buy it soon! Vincent and Cloud are cool! Vincent can transform and Cloud's Sword Attacks (Actually Limit Breaks but i call them Sword Attacks) are cool! You got to have this game!
| Its Long but worth reading | | Cloud from Sterling, Co USA says (16/Jul/2003): | This is another one of the Final Fantasy games that everyone will always remember. Even if all of the latest Final Fantasy games are usually instant classics but FF7 is special. Not only because of the game itself, but also because of the amount of attention this one received with all the advertising, T shirts etc. But, FF7 did deserve the hype all the way. But why didn’t other FF’s get this much attention? Well, FF7 was something new and exciting. It was Square’s first game on the Playstation and it spread across three cds. The FMVs were breath taking and people were expecting a lot from this one. But hyping FF7 too much also gave a few bad results. With all of this commotion and advertising, Square raised everyone’s expectations. FF7 gets the job done, but not for all gamers. If you’re a fan of the the FF series, you’ll have to think about something. FF7 is not the same as the others. It's a big leap from Final Fantasy 6 only in certain areas of course. And you have to ask yourself if you are ready to take that leap. Well at first I wasn't for sure. But with a little preparation, I went for it, and enjoyed every moment of it.
Final Fantasy 7 succeeds in creating a lighthearted, fun kind of feel when it is needed. This fun feel definitely made the game much more enjoyable. It’s nice to be able to stop for a minute, catch your breath and take a break by snowboarding or helping moogles fly. This fun feel is what I missed in FF8. I have heard many complain that FF8 was just too serious. Mini games are a nice little break and/or reward for working oh so hard to get to where you are. There’ll be plenty of mini games everywhere you look from a motorcycle race to a rock paper scissors type of fighting game. But the real place to party is the big 'Chuck E. Cheese's' Golden Saucer, in other words mini game heaven. While playing the game you’ll encounter several mini games. You'll be raising or racing chocobos, avoiding Elena's punches, snowboarding and much, much more.
And besides a fun feel, there is a lot of emotion here. There are moments in the game that you'll remember for the rest of your gaming life, which I can not reveal without spoiling something. But you'll know what I mean when you hit them. You'll know, because you'll feel it unless you’re an emotionless robot of some sort. Whether it be your hands shaking, your eyes burning up with fury or that lump in your throat that makes you want to cry FF7 has it all. If you just devote your time and some money to FF7 it'll give back way more. It’ll give you an incredible experience, one that you’ll never forget. It will go down in your gaming history book along with all the other special gaming moments that you’ve experienced.
The storyline I found somewhat confusing at first, but after I've read about it and re-read some dialogue, I now have a full understanding. Don't be surprised if at one time or another you stop, think and say ''huh?'' You may not understand it at first, but just remember that you will soon. The story is fantastic, with plenty of surprises, sad moments, happy moments, and extremely funny ones (haha look at Cloud in that dress!) that'll have you begging for more. It starts off relatively simple. Cloud is a mercenary who used to work for Soldier, an elite group of soldiers. He was hired by Avalanche, a group who wants to stop the evil Shinra Co. from destroying the planet by sucking up all the ‘mako’ power. But it becomes a lot more then that; you'll see. Cloud's reason for staying with Avalanche starts to change from just money. He begins to see things from a different point of view.
The characters are all thought-out, have their own personalities. They all have their own stories – some intertwine with each other’s but in the end, all get a lot of development in their story (some more then others – hehe.) Below I’ll give a short intro on some of the characters – if you wish not to risk spoiling any small detail, I suggest you scroll down until you see this symbol - **
The main character, Cloud really is quite an interesting person. He has a strange and mysterious past and supposedly grew up with Tifa. From there off it gets much more complicated and gets kind of confusing as well. I can’t reveal too much about his story though. In the beginning, he doesn’t care about the world, just the money he can make. He’s a natural fighter with a large sword called a ‘Buster Sword’ which is very dangerous. The only friend he really has is Tifa in the beginning of the game, but a lot happens. And you’ll see how Cloud changes throughout the game.
The evil villain in FF7 is Sephiroth - the best villain I've ever seen in an RPG or any game, period. Once you've seen him (especially in FMV) you'll forget about any other ‘bad guy’ and start to wonder “how the hell am I gonna beat him??!” Sephiroth is the ultimate enemy. He starts off normal, working with Cloud. But he's a confused and destructive monster of a human being (not even..) And his words flow out of his mouth as if he had it all planned already - as if he knew what was going happen so he'd have the perfect thing to say. Sephiroth himself is a major part of the FF7 story. You’ll find out sooner or later that Sephiroth isn’t your only enemy, but he sure is the main one. He's dangerous, he looks awesome, he has a deadly and long sword called the ‘masamune’ and he's not willing to give up no matter what. He'll be walking in a direction and if something gets in his way, he’ll simply keep walking forward and move his obstacles out of the way, just because he has the power and ability to do it. Sure, there are villains who come close to pure evil, but Sephiroth really has it all. Everything you can name that you like about villains – you’ll find in Sephiroth.
Tifa is a bartender at her very own bar – 7th heaven. She’s also a key member of Avalanche. She’s had a thing for Cloud for a long time, but never found the right moment to reveal her feelings. She’s a strong fighter, born and raised in Nibelheim (or is it Nivelheim?) who uses her fists as weapons. She always tries to be sensitive and caring, especially when it has something to do with Cloud or someone else she cares about. Her limit breaks are very deadly and she’s definitely not your typical female healer.
And then there’s Aerith/Aeris. The one who screws it all up for Tifa [lol], the one whom most people like so much. She’s spunky, happy, peaceful, caring, and kind. You first meet her selling flowers near the start of the game… you won’t think she’s too important at the moment, but you’ll see how much she really accomplishes. She’s not too much of a fighter, but she still comes in handy. You can either spend all your time levelling her up and getting new limit breaks(which will be VERY useful in tough battles), or you can set her aside thinking that you won’t need her because.. argh can’t finish that sentence. Anyways, it’s up to you.
Barret, the crazy and energetic tough guy. He has a gun planted on his right arm (I think..?) and there’s a story for that dealing with his home town and his friend, Dyne. He likes a argue with people, but Cloud the most - all the time even. He has a daughter (well kind of) named Marlene, who comes first when Barret makes important decisions. He’s the leader of Avalanche and is always ready to sacrifice to make things better for others. Oh and his hometown isn’t too fond of him.
Red XIII or Nanaki is a tiger/dog type of beast. He comes from Cosmo Canyon and has a long story to reveal dealing with his father and mother. His grandfather, Bugenhagen will help you on your quest. Nanaki is very powerful and wise. He’s usually very quiet but has a good idea of what’s going on, and his species live for over hundreds of years.
Cait Sith, the return of the moogle! I can’t say too much without giving out some spoilers.. but it’s pretty much like this : Cait sith is a cat riding on a big stuffed moogle. He uses a mega phone to attack, and has some crazy limit breaks. Cait Sith is strong, and ready to fight at all times. That is all.
Yuffie is kind of a ‘secret’ character, and you’ll have to do some work to get her to join you. The ending won’t be different if you have her or not (same with Vincent) but she’s still worth getting. Her limit breaks are very powerful. She uses a big shuriken type thing for a weapon, and can never seem to keep her mouth shut. She likes to talk and steal – so you better keep an eye on your materia… : ).
Cid Highwind, the most memorable character of all. He’s constantly angry and swearing at everyone and smokes a cigarette. He had always wanted to go to space, but he had some bad luck and it never happened. Cid uses a spear type weapon and strong limit breaks. He’s always ready to give a smart remark to whatever someone says, such as when Cloud says “Let’s Mosey” in the game. The Cids will be here forever!
Vincent - another one of my favourite characters from FF7. He's mysterious, his past is unknown and you'll have to work extra hard to get him in your party. It starts in the Nibelheim/Nivelheim mansion. You’ll need to follow the clues to find a code to the safe. You have to enter the code in very little time, and then you have to face one big bad enemy. And AFTER that, you’ll have to go down open the door to Vincent and say the right lines to get him to join you. Vincent has unique limit breaks, in which he transforms into a powerful monster and you lose control of him whatsoever. He’s almost a zombie.. or a vampire if you will. He has the speech of a poet, confusing words and concepts that not all will understand. But then you start to unravel his past.... and you can see how sad and unfortunate it really was. That's why I took him to fight Hojo... so he could get his revenge >: ) Ahem, but I can’t say too much about that.
That covers the main characters..
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The music is some of the best in the series. From Jenova's theme, to that song you here when Sephiroth walks away into the flames... it'll tug at your mind telling you how to feel even if you don’t understand why. You'll understand what I mean when you hear it for yourself.. a good piece of the tracks are inspiring masterpieces which were carefully constructed by the musical genius, Nobuo Uematsu. These are the songs you'll remember along with the other classics. Some are catchy, others will amaze you.. and the rest will make you smile, laugh or cry. I love this music, and so will you.. if you know good music when it hits you.
Now the main difference you'll notice in FF7 from FF6 is well, it's in 3-D. Yep, you can now fully explore towns in 3-D. I like the 2-D effect a lot but 3-D is nice I guess. All the characters are polygonal and are on the blocky side (With big cubes for hands as well) but trust me you won't notice while you play – you’ll be distracted by the great gameplay, music, and story. The environments, world map and cities are all detailed and are very colourful. During battle, the characters aren’t too impressive, but they look OK. The limit breaks all look fantastic… especially ones like highwind and omnislash. The FMVs are absolutely breathtaking, but when you see what FMVs FF8 has to offer - you'll forget all of these.. except maybe the one with Sephiroth and Aerith/Aeris.... oops.
The oh-so lovable MP system of FF6 is gone (*sob*) and in place of it is the Materia system. Materia look like little marbles and they fit right into your character's weapons. As you go along and battle more and more your Materia will also gain levels. As your materia advance you'll gain more and more spells to do.. until it becomes a master materia in which it's at its most powerful and can give ''birth'' to new materia of the same type. Certain master materia allow little special things that you'll see : ) There are different types of materia - Magic, Skill, Summon and .. err.. I forgot what the name of those other ones are called. In magic you'll be able to cast spells with different types of materia: there's fire, ice, tornado, meteor etc. Skill materia allow you to use a certain skill during battle. For example Sense allows you to see the enemy's weaknesses, HP, level etc. Summons are like GFs in FF8 and the Espers in FF6. A monster/beast will come to aid you in battle. You can also combine materia, to create your own custom combos. If you bind an elemental and fire materia on your weapon, your weapon will have a fire edge. This way, you can prepare for enemies that are weak against fire! Get it now? There are and endless amount of combinations so you have a lot of choice. These combos basically do what Junctioning does in FF8. I like the materia system, but so far FF6's mp/magicite system is my favourite.
Limit breaks are special techniques that can be pulled off when your character has taken enough damage to really get them angry. These are really cool - and there are hidden limit breaks for every character that'll do A LOT of damage, and look great at the same time. Some of the limit breaks include : Cloud’s Braver, Barret’s Big shot, Cid’s highwind, Yuffie’s Greased lightening and more. Limit breaks can be the deciding factor to the result of a battle. For example: you’re facing a boss. You forgot to save at the last save point and it was a long journey to the boss. You’ve been battling for a long time, you feel the boss is extremely weak – but only one of your characters is left.. and he or she has a limit break ready. What do you do? Do you risk it all and launch the ever powerful limit break? Or do you play it safe and heal yourself or revive your companions? Your hands will be sweating… what should you do?
The chocobo raising aspect of the game is one that'll take skill, time and money. You have to be really devoted to FF7 if you plan on getting your very own Golden Chocobo. It's a long process that'll have you waiting, working and sweating even. You’ll have to catch the perfect chocobo that meets the standards. You'll have to race your chocobos against some of the best racers out there, all with the help of Esther of course. You’ll need to breed your chocobos, to get new chocobos (you go from blue, green, white and so on) and take care of your chocobos to get a golden one but trust me the rewards you get for it are worth it. The Golden chocobo can go anywhere – absolutely anywhere. You want to walk on the ocean? The gold chocobo can do it. They are the ultimate exploring tool.
There are plenty of hidden things and secrets to find in FF7. After you're done with Sephiroth there'll still be plenty of do. You can find all of the hidden best weapons for each character, raise your chocobos, fight the difficult Ruby, Emerald or Ultimate weapons, and buy all those prizes at the golden saucer. There's lots to do - you won't be done with this one for months. And after a long while you might want to play it again. To relive the experience, to finally get Tifa's last limit break, to buy omni slash, to laugh at Cid's lines and to see if there's any possible way to keep Aeris (Don't ask) You'll enjoy this one from beginning to end, unless you're one of those people who just aren't ready for new technology. You can sit and wait, but when you're ready, promise me you'll play FF7. It's a wild ride of fun and emotion.
Scores
Gameplay :: 10
Graphics :: 9
Audio :: 10
Controls :: 10
Replay :: 8.5
Overall :: 9.9
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| good game....bad timing | | shane cook from eldorado, arkansas, USA says (15/Jul/2003): | this game is(by far)the best game to ever hit the game world..created not just for the playstation but also fir pc gaming as well...as many of the other reviews show, it lacked in a few areas...had squarsoft spent a little more time on the graphics,the game would still be number one seller in the world...my suggestion to square soft is...instead of making new titles of the final fantasy saga...why not do to final fantasy 7 what they did to final fantasy 10....just dont touch the game play...and or the woupens and materia system...just add better graphics and what you would have is the best game ever made...one that will stand the test of time....
| A GAME YOU HAVE TO PLAY! | | Zanacu from Dublin Ireland says (13/Jul/2003): | This game is my favourite game in the final fantasy series sure the grapics aren't that great but if you look at the movie sequences there amazing your always in control.I love it WHAT A STORYLINE yeah i know it's all this save the world stuff but it rocks and the story is so much more complex then it actually seems! The materia is so cool and the summons are funky! NOW COME ON you have to admit it has the coolest villan EVER!I suppose the good guys are cool to but nowhere near as deadly as Sephiroth.It's also great in this game you go into thecharcters backrounds and there mind seeiously you haven't played a game till you've played Final Fantasy 7!
| FF7 the best game ever made? hell yes! | | cyphex from canada,montreal ,quebec says (13/Jul/2003): | yeah final fantasy 7 is my favorite game out there because its got the most replay value iv seen in a long time and im still trying to beat ruby weapon lol well yea i beat the game but compared to all the new ones this one still rocks!!!i never played ff1 to 6 but iv played all the others and beat them and i still find this one the best!!!
| The best ever game in the world | | Super-Saiyan 4 Goku from England, Liverpool says (9/Jul/2003): | Out of all the PlayStation games I've played, this definetly ranks first. The graphics and spectacular SFX make the combat seem real, the world map graphics produce splashes in water and the deserts, canyons, grasslands, marshes and the ocean are perfect. The most interesting part is the battle system with its ATB (Active Time Battle). The Materia system is fantastic and makes the battle system so much easier. The plot is amazing with all the characters having history with the Shinra, there are many mini-quests and most parts of the game are very life-like as you can buy new weapons and breed animals (Chocobos) for racing. This is an excellent game that you must buy, even if you're not an RPG fan.
| Final Fantasy Seven | | Cyber goth from Plymouth, England, Earth says (7/Jul/2003): | IF U LIKED THE OTHER FF GAMES...THEN U'LL BE KNOCKED OUT BY THIS ONE!
FF7 has a gr8 storyline...sometimes u can get so far into the stroy u think ur there. The grathics are the first ever 3D grathics in the FF games. It has a amazing, breath taking ending. Also, it has good music and is very fun 2 play. In fact, theres not ONE boring moment in the game. I recomend this game 2 anyone who liked to other FF games or like RPG games.
| Final Fantasy 7 is by far one of the best games in the world! | | Stuart from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada says (7/Jul/2003): | I love this game! The graphics arent that great, but it dosnt matter. I love it how Cloud's past is so mysteriuous; Sephiroth makes the perfect villain, hes not just killing for ultimate power in some games, but because he hates the ancients he wants to destroy the world, he looks awesome ( not like some wierdo in a red suit with a hat on and pants, cough, cough, Kefka)he also has a great sword! The soundtrack for this game is one of the best ones, my favorite music is when their in the mythril mine and the highwind music. Also, one of the greatest added things in this game is the weapons (the beasts with 1,000,000 HP) Diamond weapon and Ultimate weapon are REAL easy, but when you get to the point of having the choice on fighting Emerald and Ruby weapon, you actually have to be a high level, have a few cerain items and materia and it is VERY challenging. I have beaten them before and it was really tough, but compared to them, Sephiroth is a major weakling. This game has everything a game needs to have not to mention the gold saucer and all the things to do there, plus the chocobo side quest that is really fun. If by some chance you have not bought this game before, you better buy it right now, it is totally awesome!!! there is nothing bad i can say about this game.
| Wonderful RPG | | Courtney Carr says (5/Jul/2003): | This game is really good i like the charicters and the bad guys i like fighting the weapons there hard im worken on the ruby and emerald weapon i like the the gameplay also YUFFIE RULES!!!! she does steal the materea but she's a pritty good fighter i like her alot! c ya
| BEST-GAME-IN-THE-WORLD | | A Baxter from N.Ireland Londerry says (4/Jul/2003): | I love this game as it has a deep plot,good graphics and a great lifespan. Cloud by far is the coolest goodguy in any game I've played. This game also has LOTS!!! of mini games and sidequests like chocobo raceing and the battle arena. It has a great storyline that will make you want to play onto see what happens. This game has a great world map with lots of secrets thats makes you want to explore it again and again which final fantasy 8 and 9 have lost.The game is great fun to play and you will be playing it for around 50 to 60 hours as I have and if you do all the sidequests it will be alot longer. Once I started playing this game I couldn't stop and I would be up late at night playing this and then in the morning I would be straight up playing it.Once I completed the game I got a bit deprested so I started it again.The game has a good sound track you could sometimes just listen to the music. The sound track gos very well with the game and never is anoying to hear. If you beat the final boss and think you've completed eveything. I'm almost sure you're
wrong as there is so much to do.I give this game ten out of ten.
| BEST GAME ON PS1 | | Bhangra from Tokyo,Japan says (28/Jun/2003): | This is the best game i have ever played on ps 1. The graphic was so great. you were always on the edge of the seat when your playing this game.. Although the monsters are hard if you havent beaten it once...THe music was great but i have never heard them speaking so i wouldnt know...The gameplay was great..the monsters, the weapons, the characters, and the missions.. I would definetly consider this game..because it is the number one Game on my list on playstation 1. The graphic of this game is better than some of the games on ps 2. I thought the fun factor was great because you get great rewards and it is just awesome.... this is a must play game.. I give this game a 10!!!!!!
| Final Fantasy VII is the best game I played; and hopefully yours too! | | Chris from Bayonne, NJ United States of America says (27/Jun/2003): | This is the best game I have ever played! The soundtrack is great and the graphics are really good for being made in 1997. I got this game as soon as it came out and probably beat it over 50 times! I couldn't stop playing the game because I always kept asking myself, "whats gonna happen next." or, "how do I do this puzzle?" I have every final fantasy except 10 because i dont have PS2. I liked every one of them, except 8. 8 blew it for square, in my oppinion because of the sound track and story line. 9 was ok, but the only thing i hated was that you had to srart on level 1 instead if 7; however, its challenging, because it took me a week to get my charactors to L: 100. 9 was just different because there were creatures like hippos walking around and talking to you. that blew it. ff7s soundtrack was the best there is and the story line was great. if youre looking for a good and challenging game to do, get FF7!
| THE WORLD'S BEST RPG EVER INVENTED!!!!!! | | Lady Sephiroth from The Crater, Northern Continent says (25/Jun/2003): | Final Fantasy VII is without a doubt, the BEST and most BRILLIANT RPG ever created!!! Not only are the characters cleverly put together, but the story itself is beautiful, emotional, and it keeps you on the edge of your seat as you play it! Every character in this game is unique (and my Sephiroth is the best, sexiest, most evil and cunning villian in existance!!!)
THIS GAME WILL FOREVER BE THE BEST GAME IN THE WORLD!!!!!
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