Final Fantasy VII
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Final Fantasy VII | Table of Contents | Walkthrough
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| Developer(s) | Square |
| Publisher(s) | Square |
| Japanese title | ファイナルファンタジーVII (Fainaru Fantajī Sebun) |
| Designer(s) | Hironobu Sakaguchi |
| Release date(s) | |
| Genre(s) | RPG |
| System(s) | PlayStation, Windows |
| Players | 1 |
| Rating(s) |
ESRB:
 Teen |
| Preceded by | Final Fantasy VI |
| Followed by | Final Fantasy VIII |
Final Fantasy VII was a seminal release in Square Enix's Final Fantasy series, widely regarded as one of the most successful gaming franchises in history. Released in 1997, FFVII was a gamble for the company. Prior to VII all the Final Fantasy games had been on Nintendo consoles but VII was released for the Sony PlayStation. FFVII took the series in a new direction, which it has pursued ever since. This landmark release paid off, it is thought by some to be the most popular and well-liked game in the Final Fantasy series, possibly the best Japanese RPG ever made or even the best game ever made.
Final Fantasy VII was released under the same name in Japan, the US and Europe — correcting inconsistencies in numbering between the regions. With each new release, Squaresoft (now Square Enix) added new features. The latest release in Europe (PAL) contained bonus material not seen before, namely the two WEAPONs: Ruby and Emerald.
Table of Contents
- Characters
- Story synopsis and timeline
- Basic Play
- Introduction
- Disc 1
- Assault on Mako Reactor no. 1
- Sector 7 Slums and Assault on Mako Reactor no. 5
- Meeting Aerith, Wall Market, Don Corneo
- Sewers, the Train Graveyard, and the fall of Sector 7
- Back to Aerith's House and the Road to Shin-Ra HQ
- Infiltrating Shin-Ra HQ
- Five years ago, and a Parade for Rufus
- In Shin-Ra Uniform
- Costa del Sol, Corel, and the first visit to Gold Saucer
- Desert Prison, Chocobo race, and a visit to Gongaga
- Cosmo Canyon and Red XIII's family matters
- Nibelheim, Rocket Town and Tiny Bronco
- Gold Saucer Dream Date
- Temple of the Ancients
- Sleeping Forest and the Forgotten Capital
- Disc 2
- Into the cold
- A tricky situation in Junon base
- A journey through cloudless skies
- Huge Materia below and above
- Weapon Raid at Midgar and Requiem for Shin-Ra
- Disc 3
- Sidequests
- Optional characters
- Wutai sidequests
- Things to Collect
- Weapons — for the optional bosses
- Minigames
- General information and minor minigames
- Motorcycle chase
- Fort Condor
- Snowboarding
- Submarine hunt
- Gold Saucer
- Tifa's piano
- Materia
- Summon Materia (Red)
- Magic Materia (Green)
- Support Materia (Blue)
- Command Materia (Yellow)
- Independent Materia (Purple)
- Master Materia
- Enemy Skills
- Equipment
Final Fantasy series
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