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    Quote Originally Posted by adn View Post
    If you ask me FF7 is one of those "you had to be there" things to really see why it was mindblowing at the time.

    I enjoyed FF7 at the time but I really feel it hasn't aged very well, especially compared to FFT which surprisingly was released the same year. That game has aged gorgeously.
    I agree^

    There was a lot of wow visuals in FF7, yet I didn't feel like they were overdone. They were sparse in my typical 60-75hour 1st-time game clear (I saved an entire memory card with FF7s because I never saved over for fear of losing access to a cinematic).

    I'm very nervous about the FF7 remake, although I shouldn't. That ship already sailed with all the 10year anniversary releases. I did enjoy Crisis Core, tho I like to pretend those games/movie were not 'FF7 universe' but more an 'inspired by the FF7 universe' thing.

    I enjoy Tetsuya Nomura's work, but it is not the same as Kitase.

    I could compare these 2 game directors to the two Film Composers John Williams and Hans Zimmer. <3 Zimmer(Nomura) and what he does, but he doesn't reach that special place Williams(Kitase) did.

    FFT remake was great, gave the game new content and translation. FF7 never got retouched in that way though. I'd assume they've lost their source code for FF7, and that's why the Steam release of 7 and the rest were all just 1998 PC's FF7 re-released instead of polishing a fresh executable. Though FF7s dialogue is my fav as it was
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    Last edited by Xenosan; 09-08-2015 at 10:40 AM.