When work began on Final Fantasy VII over 15 years ago, director Yoshinori Kitase didn't have much to go on besides the idea that something "new" was just around the corner. "We started working on FFVII when the PS and Sega Saturn were already out, before the Nintendo 64 was a presence," he said in an interview with Famitsu magazine published this week. "There was a real buzz in the industry that the 3D era was finally here, that the heyday for CG was coming."
Many games have come and gone as gaming began its illustrious history in this world. So let's talk about the top 100 video games of all time!
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Nearly 27 years after the original game's release, Final Fantasy 7 superfan Jamie Colliver has finished his magnum opus: A shot-for-shot remake of the original PlayStation 1 game, created entirely via LittleBigPlanet 2. Colliver's remake reimagines the original game as a platformer, with every scene, every location, every line of dialogue, and every song from the game's OST painstakingly implemented .
i find it funny when i read 1up's baseline. "where gamers call home" more like "where 'fanboys' call home". and i got 5 points and i am ranked "a Nooblet".
This game was made easily.
Devs contact God. He sends them a hard drive containing one of the greatest games of all time. They release gods work as there own as thoses was God wishes.
Its strange, the first time I saw this game in action at a friend's house I thought the graphics looked really lame. The backgrounds are static after all and the character models are pretty simple. I actually bought the greatest hits version cause I didn't get a playstation until after the dualshock controller was already out.
Once I actually started the game though I was blown away. I had played a lot of rpgs prior to FF7 but there was no real comparison. The soundtrack on FF7 is simply epic, I think that drew me in more than the graphics did (although after watching a few cut scenes I was pretty blown away). Of course the storyline was also stuff of legend, a pure pleasure to see unfold through the game.
I still consider FF7 to be my personal favorite rpg ever, as my avatar advertises.
I don't know how many times in the past 13+ years wonder if I will play ever again a JRPG that will be so "EPIC" so "AWESOME" so "MARVELOUS" so "MANY-OTHER-WORDS-OF-PRAI SE" like FINAL FANTASY VII & Xenogears, in the end never happen.
I sure find some games that they r truly epic at least for me like Suikoden II, Legends of Dragoon & 2-3 others it's not so many because works of art just cant happen all the time (unfortunately for us) but none came even close to make me feel like this 2 games that I truly love and I will never forget for as long I live the experience was so strong.
"If" & I say "if" there is still some1 out there fan of JRPG's that didn't play this 2 games yet then I MUST tell u this "U DONT KNOW WHAT U MISS" find them, play them & see what happen when once every a decade a true piece of Art is born.