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I don’t like this.
You menti9n erghize and literally said nothing shout the dungen mode with mechanism just like the new games live action not turn based
5:47 the music was also reworked!
23:01 ehrgeiz there is a spoken t before the z
@8:58 you said DOS instead of DOC for Dirge of Cerberus, I didn't see that anyone else noticed so I'm bringing it up now.
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Pretty sure that the "1/35 Soldier" item is referring to a scale miniature, similar to wargaming miniatures, Gundam models, and even model vehicles & trains. So 1/35 scale would mean that the item is 1 35th the size of a regular person.
Was just about to say this
It is indeed
Can you please include a timestamp for reference? This video is incredibly long and scrubbing would take forever.
Don't tell me this creator implied otherwise..? I hate when I wanna watch a video but the creators intelligence is highly questionable.
@@fredspofford I'm guessing so, but please don't discredit all of someone's arguments just for one mistake or speculation. It is okay to be wrong. However, It is not okay to be wrong and not humble about it. We do not know yet where the author stands. Your attitude towards devaluing someone's intelligence for being wrong could influence insecurity and bad behavior. There is no need to shame the individual, simply correct. We are all wrong sometimes. There is nothing to hate about that. I used to be a perfectionist, so I can empathize with your viewpoint, but please hear me out.
Also Vincent and Yuffie weren't in the cut scenes because they were considered to be optional characters as you can go through the entire game without obtaining either one. It would've been too much for the PS1 to have separate cut scenes depending on who you had in your party.
First thing I thought when he came up with it haha
It wasn't so much that the ps1 couldn't handle it, more that the project was so unstable that I think they were scared of breaking the build
@@vinzo0913 That could be the reason too yea, so completely understandable
@user-io4oo5nz7i isn't the game pretty much held together by spaghetti code and the team was surprised it worked at all?
I heard that later they said the reason why they weren't there was because they were in Midgar. Wonder if that's true. Would be cool if in Part 3, Yuffie (not Vincent since he doesn't have a phone) calls the party and tells them that they would have came but they had to stay in Midgar and protect the people or something.
The house was one of many strange enemies in FF7. I went back to the original game a few years ago and realized FF7 is actually a pretty weird game lol
Honestly, not so strange when you think about it. Mimics are a staple of D&D and its ilk (Final Fantasy included). The M.O. of these monsters is that they disguise themselves as desirable inanimate objects to prey on greedy adventurers or desperate folk. And in the undercity of Midgar where poverty and homelessness go completely unchecked, what more desirable object for a Mimic to disguise themselves as, than a comfy-looking house?
In the Remake, it's even classified as Artificial Life, which heavily implies that Hojo created it, probably so he could unleash it in the slums and see what happens, for science.
@@imveryangryitsnotbutter its not just the enemies the game is just weird in general
That's what makes the game so good!
Not only does the story deal with heavy topics and relationships, it doesn't forget to have fun and be qwerky.@@emobassist
It being remade as a boss in the Remake was crazy. Was kinda sad the tank triceratops didnt get the same treatment in Rebirth
At the risk of sounding "edgy" or whatever I have to say that VII is the most influential game I've ever played. I got the game in winter 1997, as an 11 year old, going through a lot and it became an escape for me during my adolescence. I had a really tough life from 10-16 and I honestly feel like the game really saved my life. If this makes me sound strange then so be it,"but you gotta understand that there ain't no gettin' offa this train we're on, till we get to the end of the line".
Strange
@@GeorgeZimmermen thanks 🤘
No I don't think your strange, as a kid when my parents broke up I used to play this game repetitively as an escape so I get you, each to there own at end off the day everyone has different ways of dealing with stuff
@@edgeofenglandgaming7450 absolutely same for me even though I was only 8 when it came out and it took me a while to understand and figure everything out :D it was a true life and mind saver
What a "tough" life for a kid. Being able to run to a bedroom and play your high-end gaming systems for hours and hours. My god your life must have been so shitty.
The secret cutscene with Zack is hinted at when cloud puts his memory back together since we needed to find out how he made it to Midgar after the fight with sephrioph.
I don't understand why people find the ending of FF7 vague or cryptic. Aerith was in the lifestream. Sephiroth was in there, too, preventing Holy from stopping Meteor. After exorcizing Sephiroth and allowing Holy to be cast, Aerith uses the lifestream to empower it and stop Meteor. That's why we see her one final time, the same way we saw her the first time. Aerith, in death, saved the world. It's a bookend, but I never felt like it was implying there was a timeloop or a vision of the future. Especially since we got sequels that show Meteorfall's aftermath.
In the original they mention how the planet and Holy could eradicate Humans for being the planet's biggest threat. Then at the end we see that only Red XIII is left with his children looking down at an abandoned Midgard that nature has taken over. Of course Square would retcon the ending later for the money!
@@featherless2524 I don't see that as a retcon. That scene takes place 1,000 years after FF7. We know Midgar was abandoned by the time of the events of Advent Children.
@@orgixvi3 Well Kitase and Nomura did state that all humans were dead in the epilogue of final fantasy 7. Things get retconned all the time though. It's not really a bad thing. But understanding an authors original intention does elevate specific works.
@@featherless2524 Do you have a link to where Kitase and Nomura said that?
It wasn’t that hard to understand. But the creators also chose to make it hard to understand with later installments/ media. I feel the remake series is meant to clear up the confusion.
I always thought the 1/35 soldier was a reference to its size, like its a 1/35th scale model of a soldier.
It is.
It is lmao, people just look too deep into things
Was I the only one who was told they were used at the Fort Condor battles if you had X amount of them?
It is. This guy has a bunch of mistakes in this video.
The devs also stated Cait Siths name is pronounced Kate Sith. He basically just says stuff
I'm shocked that you haven't brought up the "Who killed Aerith: Sephiroth or Jenova," debate. There are videos that cover this because, in the Japanese version, there is a different text that implies that the person going around in all of the encounters is Jenova using an image of Sephiroth (which is why you fight her every single time.) It doesn't make sense that Sephiroth would randomly have pieces of Jenova, he's in the creator when you finally find him, and he died in Nibel. It also makes sense that Jenova wouldn't know who Cloud is, because only Sephiroth met Cloud back then and she calls him a puppet/doll because he has Jenova cells inside of him.
The full answer is that Sephiroth, controlling the braindead body of Jenova, killed Aerith. He's been pulling all available Jenova cells to himself, including weak willed SOLDIERS, Copy project experimentees, and Jenova's body.
I think you are right. Sephiroth falls into the lifestream at the reactor and re-emerges in north crater where he remains the entire game. Anytime you see Sephiroth outside a flash back or the final fight you are seeing Jenova. If Sephiroth was controlling her is up for debate.
@@moleahjobe No, I'm pretty certain it's been confirmed that Sephiroth overpowered Jenova and was in full control.
@@Ryushikaze Are you tho…? are you that sure….? Go watch the Sephiroth north crater scene from the GAME. Sephiroth doesn’t even have any legs 😂 He’s been trapped in the lifestream and driven even more to madness, controlling others with jenova cells in them to do his work. It’s the whole basis of the game.
@@moleahjobe yes. Sephiroth was controlling Jenova's body remotely, same as he took control of cloud momentarily. He was in control.
On one playthrough i ended up with tifa at level 99 and a certain set of materia set her hp to 7777. It was absolutely beautiful.
i remember my best friend RIP mike wagner, also was able to pull this off and it blew my mind as a kid
I've never done it but there's actually a specific set of level up gains that allows Barrett and one other character to obtain 7777 naturally by way of level up and in no way includes manipulation of his HP with materia set ups
I have no idea how I did it, but my Red 13 has 7777 max health. Its the only reason I beat ruby weapon as a kid
First time I've heard of red 13 and Vincent's pact. That's actually amazing
FF7R is basically Rebuild of Evangelion; a time-reset "to set things right" with at least one character aware it's a time loop.
Dude you're on point, I always felt that, Remake felt just like 1.0 You are (not) alone. Barely deviating anything until the very end. Rebirth will be just like 2.22: 70% OG FF7 and 30% new content or deviations, and maybe FF7 part 3 might be something completely different just like 3.33 you can (not) redo (hopefully not lol)
That's so on point man
FF7R 🤝 CoFF7 fanfics
No one cares about Evangelion
It’s basically 🗑️
Until you left Midgar, FF7 was nothing like a Final Fantasy game. The futuristic setting was extremely jarring for fans at the time, tho now it is considered normal for the series.
Facts, even 6 with it's mild science magic didn't havr metropolis to the scale of 7
I was so disappointed with midgar coming from the earlier titles. I was afraid there would be no world map. Game became my favorite Final fantasy.
I remember thinking the whole game would be going around Midgar and stopping Shinra. I guess I didn't pay attention to the guy in the tutorial tower in sector 7
The way you pronounce 'compilation' is rather harsh on the ears.
OMG, that drove me wild.
Its not the only garbage english. 'sources are a bit complicated'.. wtf is that?
This isn't the only time he mispronounced words. It's cringe af
Aww poor lil baby. Will you be okay? @@lotusxr
This is a very gringo thread. Laughing my ass off.
As a long time FF7 fan I love the fact I can still sit and watch an hour long video!, learning stuff I didn't know and enjoy it like it was yesterday. Shout out to all the FF7 fans
Fun Fact! Rina Sawayama’s song Snakeskin samples the Final Fantasy fanfare! I think a couple of her other songs also sample tracks from FF7 as well but I’d need to double check.
I was just scouring youtube for something to watch and then saw you uploaded this 6 minutes ago, perfect timing! :)
Ask and you shall receive!
Cheers Lauren!
Same :)
That knights of the round theory is so cool, makes you think the setra may have been in the medieval ages 1000 years ago
I always assumed most summons are Cetra. Materia is Mako, Mako is lifeforce, and lifeforce contains the memories of those in it. Hence why it enables you to cast spells and use abilities without learning the hard way.
Aside from a few oddballs like Choco/mog, (chocobos are special and Moogles do have some status in universe given Cait Sith. Extinct perhaps?) and Typoon (direct FFvi reference, Ultros' pet thingy), almost all are human-adjacent (Titan, Shiva, Ramuh, Odin, Hades, KotR, etc.) or powerful creatures like dragons (bahamut, neo/zero/etc.) Or other mako-infused beings (Condor becoming Phoenix)
The human ones, then, are either humans or Cetra, the latter far more likely
I remember beating ruby weapon back in 1999 when I was 11... The most proudest moment of my youth
good times, good times
Same here, except young me didn't know there was a limit to the effects of Hero Drinks l, so I kept spamming them with W-Item. Took me way longer than it should have to beat Ruby.
Man you really made my day with this upload as it is the best ff7 vid i have seen so far
Dude, really awesome and entertaining video you put together here! Thanks man!
I guess the debate is over, they came out and said Cait Sith is pronounced phonetically.
Ah yes I remember that secret ending of Dirge! I remember there were rumors that they were going to make a Sephiroth game called Final Fantasy VII: One-Winged Angel that ended with him fighting Genesis one last time connecting it with Dirge. Sadly never got it, but that made my teenage art so excited at the time.
Liking all the final fantasy icebergs you been making including this one, awesome stuff 🔥🔥
really great video. Well done! Thank you. so fun
This is the greatest “Iceberg” yet. Of course, I’m biased as I’m going through a Final Fantasy VII revisit in my anticipation for Crisis Core Reunion.
I'm obsessive over FFVII and I didn't even know some of this existed like The Kids Are Alright and one of the OVAs. Great work!
It was a pretty common practice for Square to come out with "International Versions" of their games. Basically, since their games were made in Japan, they were released in Japan before anywhere else. But when they were released internationally, they'd fix bugs and maybe even add some new content while they waited for localizers to do their thing. So since the Japanese market would miss out on these improvements, they'd rerelease the game as an "International" version in Japan, and add even more content.
Was it common? FFVII was the first I am aware of but maybe I just wasn't paying attention before then. The only earlier FF revision I can think of was FFIV Easy Type, which came out in Japan a month before FFII. I'm only aware of X and XII getting international revisions after VII.
@Perfo Rongo I disagree. Just take a look at the earlier titles. A lot of content was cut from the english translation, 4 full games were left unreleased for decades, censorship was super heavy, and the games were sometimes just neutered. FFIV is a great example of this
I'm so happy I found this channel!
1:20:08 That isn't a factory, it's the cargo hold of the Shinra Cargo ship that takes the party from Junon to Costa del Sol, on the 2nd continent of the game. This picture is slightly different from the one in-game though. It appears to extend further back than the original and has none of the crates and other objects present in the game. Also, the last picture seems to be the area from the cutscenes with Shinra and where Cloud gives the Black Materia to Sephiroth. At least, that's what it appears to be imo.
I immediately paused and went to the comments to see if anyone else noticed this. It looks like the ship model, but as though a large drop door has opened. Maybe for entering or exiting the ship.
@@peterboyll2330 Yeah. It resembles how it would look with the cargo hold gate dropped, like when the party goes aboard. It could be the original rendering, before the cargo objects were placed. Or, maybe there was a plan to use it for something that was ultimately scrapped.
Those 2 are correct. The Ship spot where you go to Costa Del Sol, The cave is where you see the Shinra goons and Cloud floats up and puts the Black Materia into Sephiroth. Behind him are the weapons that awaken and fly out of the Northern Crater. The last picture looks like it was used in the Yuffie side quests when you have to put in the "Correct" responses to get her to join you before everyone walks off screen.
This is one of the bests lists/dives into FF7 extras. Awesome work!
Exactly and amazing to know how much went into it than we originally thought
Awesome music choices as always (again)
Thanks for this big compilation, I have actually learned something new.
I always thought The ending was that Holy had decided not to stop Meteor because Holy had judged humanity to be not worth saving, and Aerith's spirit used the lifestream to save everybody.
Well it's wrong. Cool theory but it is simply that Holy was summoned too late. Although the PSX says "Holy is doing the opposite effect"
Holy stopped Meteor from destroying the planet itself, however it also wiped out humanity as Bugenhagen predicted. (The sequels and follow-up materials were not original planned for, and are technically out of continuity with the original game.) Aerith's appearance was to signify her fulfilling the prophecy that she was leading them to the Promise Land (aka, the Lifestream). Red, not being human, survived and was not judged against by Holy.
@@bretsheeley4034 Did it tho? Wasn't it that because Holy was too late that the Lifestream (or Aerith) had to intervene?
@@MariusBoss11458 Aerith did help by using the Lifestream to bolster Holy, so it could stop Meteor, but Holy would still remove all threats to the planet, humanity included.
The ending was good in original because meteor pretty much destroyed civilization but Life stream saved the Planet and few beings so our heroes weren't in vain . The newer stories starting at Advent Children ruined it
Just wanted to say I finished playing the original about a month ago (originally played the remake when it went free for ps plus and always wanted to know how the original story went) and it has been on my mind this whole month. Dying to play it the whole month while trying to backlog but finally played it again. I'm so happy. Love it so much!
The FFVII soundtrack will always be so close to my heart
I just realized that the Behemoth seen in the N64 conception is the sprite that later on got overworked, remodeled and used in FFX as Defender Z and X and Mech. Another thing I'd like to mention is that last year a speedrunner discovered the Kalmskip, which shortens the Any% speedrun by 15 minutes.
I love watching these videos as soon as they drop, and you put a great amount of effort into them which should not go unnoticed. And I hope that this does not come off rude but the way you pronounce some words really takes away from the immersion to an extent. I never knew compilation could be pronounced incorrectly as well as some names that I have heard over the course of some videos. Honestly though, keep up the good work and I'm pretty sure I will watch all future videos regardless of pronunciation!
It's just the American education system for you
@@johnny2501 Nah dude, it's at most relying on a school of all things to teach you your own first language.
And I'm not sure why mandatory education in the US would include how to say Japanese names.
Well said.
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The unused factory picture looks like it could be the ship you use to cross the sea on disc one, just without all the stuff in the room and door that opens.
Fantastic vid, good job
Saw this suggested a few times, very good video
Vincent/Yuffie would have not been in the ending cutscene as they were extra characters and they weren't going to do a new render for 2 side characters (Also size constraints on CD's would have been an issue)
Aerith Dialogue was from the issue with they were not sure about killing her off so there was abit of contention as it was a first.
1/35th is a scale used for models/minutres etc.
The remake is heavily hinted as being a continuation of the FFVII compedium not an alternate timeline (Somehow) by the staff at square enix.
An OVER HOUR video on Final Fantasy 7??? I love this 😭❤️ thank you
You're very welcome.
Great video, lots of intetesting stuff
Thanks for the video! Though I couldn't understand everything since English is not my native language, that was interesting to watch the video, and I even have known something new for me considering I am a huge fan of the game :)
I have no nostalgia for this game as I never played it back on the ps1.
But I played it eventually when it rereleased on the PS4 and absolutely loved it. Definitely one of the best games ever made.
The pronunciation of compilation has me in stitches.
Great video!!!
Thank you!!
Thank you for making these people Icebergs. So much cool stuff :P
Have you already made one for FF12?
This is crazy because I JUST watched your first FF7 iceberg and now this?! I'm feastin Tonight!
Who the heck is dumb enough to bully someone named sephiroth
When you were talking about possible prequel and sequel, I thought you might mention FF 9. At a weapon shop of the kingdom ruled by Cid, before it's partially destroyed, you can see Clouds Ragnarock sword on the wall. Approach the wall and you can trigger a dialog box that reads "I've seen a spiky haired guy with this sword."
I think because of clouds actions he was transported to other worlds to continue living on instead of being left to die with the rest of humanity.
Excellent, excellent, excellent video.....though I'm not sure if you know what an Iceberg is......again, Excellent video
Immediately thought of Kimahri with Cobalt 14. And then the battle aspect made me think of Biran and Yenke on Gagazet. Maybe it got reused as that for FFX
Hornless! Hornless!
I feel remorse for the people of Midgar. Most seemed to be living out their life not bothering anyone/anything. Yet eventually their tax money, places of worship (I assume) homes, and places of business were all destroyed/ maybe abandoned.
This was great, thank you
Development began in 1994, originally for the Super Famicom. After delays and technical difficulties from experimenting on several real-time rendering platforms, Square moved production to pre-rendered video, necessitating the huge capacity of the CD-ROM format and therefore departing Nintendo for the PlayStation. Veteran Final Fantasy staff returned, including series creator and producer Hironobu Sakaguchi, director Yoshinori Kitase, and composer Nobuo Uematsu. The game is the first in the series to use full motion video and 3D computer graphics, superimposing real-time 3D character models over pre-rendered CGI backgrounds. Final Fantasy VII introduced more widespread science fiction elements and a more realistic presentation, while the gameplay systems remained largely similar to previous entries, with the addition of new elements such as Materia, Limit Breaks, and new minigames. The staff of more than 100 had a combined development and marketing budget of around $80 million.
Impressive info about this game
Fun fact:
The PlayStation 1 was supposed to be the Nintendo console instead of the n64. When the chips fell where they did. Sony released it themselves. Maybe square Enix just went with the console they originally were told to develop for and not the rushed prototype that was the n64…
I've recently started playing the remake and just finished chapter 11, I've been absolutely invested and it's caused me to go down a rabbit hole of the story as a whole. ^^
1/35 Soldiers are a reference to the models popular in Japan and other places, such as Gundam plastic kits. What they mean is 1/35th size of the original object. So let's say the average man is 180cm tall; in this case, the toy soldier would be ~5.14cm.
I'm pretty sure the factory you refer in 1:20:06 is a high quality version of the inside of the ship that takes you to Costa del Sol in disk 1.
i thought the same thing, just with the cargo door lowered
isn't the Tree (left Pic) used in a cut scene? I remember Cloud on his spiderman anti-gravity boots walking on those vines towards the crystal at the top. I might be remembering this wrong.
@@reyne-soundtherapy469 I think the tree is where Cloud gives Sephiroth the black materia (that might be the cutscene you are talking about) and where the Weapons awake. But im not sure either about that one.
What’s the song at the start? The mix of ff7 battle music and the ff8 opening. It gave me chills. So good
I think its a mix of ff7 theme and one winged angel
Same question lol
Fascinating, thank you
Tifa and Cloud absolutely did something physical under the Highwind. I will die on that hill 😂
Well with the remake of 7, there is an older shinra to be seen in a picture making a nod to what he was able to fully complete the original shinra company.
i would like to add that hell house was greatly expanded on in the remake. probly because of those speculations.
I Never knew loveless was an MBV reference! I always just thought the names were just a coincidence, this has literally made my day
yo putting advent children after Maiden is wiiiiild between that, the "compile-ation" and the ff8 lyrics in the intro i'm wondering if this was just a 1hr 22 min excuse for a masterclass ad
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I always thought 1/35 was a scale size, like with plastic model kits and such.
Oh man, Dirge of Cerebus was criminally underrated. I hope we see a rerelease for PC in the vein of crisis core reunion, it'll bomb but I'll be happy
Not sure if it was mentioned yet, but the Cow Level from Diablo II was actually made real from a long ago rumor from the first Diablo game and went on to spawn spin-offs of mentioning cow levels in various other games/media.
That mystical tree in the northern cave is used... I remember that in the Eidos Platinum edition of the game for PC.
I think Tifa and Barret, or other party members below have dialog, then it pans up and they're like "what the hell is cloud doing!?"
You control Cloud in a sort of half cg video as you're upside down and walking along those branches after just bringing the black materia to Sephirorh, who is in the middle of that crystal thing. Then it all falls apart, then the weapons wake up.
At least I think that's how I remember it... it's been a while (~ 20 years since I played it on windows XP, 3/4 screen size due to a potato pc).
That whole Final Fantasy VII House thing really shocked me when I first heard of it. That girl was really problematic and things really get worse as you go down that rabbit hole. Hope that it really ended.
Last I heard, it ended but she moved to the Hannibal fandom and started the same kind of thing all over again.
@@generatoralignmentdevalue Give her a couple more years and she may tell she's actually Charles Manson's reincarnation by the way she makes cults.
@@generatoralignmentdevalue I’m pretty sure she also had a teenager with her too? But like, not her kid. She just took them and apparently no one’s seen either of them since.
Just from the intro you can tell this is gonna be fucking fantastic!!!
More than 1 hour of FF7? Let's Goooooo!
1:20:08 That's the stairs on the ship you take over to costa del sol. Though crates and boxes look missing, it's the same background
Am I the only one cringing every time he says "compile-ation"???
I literally had to say it put load to see if I’d ever heard that t before 😂
@@jonathonparson7967the t? Why the t? The problem is with the "pile" part, which should just be a "puh" with a schwa.
10:20 you said “but unfortunately” ??
Bro. It was FORTUNATE that they made Crisis core instead of a Before Crisis reboot.
Great, thanks! 🙏
That N64 demo was extremely promising, I would have loved to see how far that could go, so awesome!
Cait Sith was clarified this year and you got this one wrong. It's pronounced how people thought and not the proper Gaelic pronunciation XD
My favourite part of Advent Children was when Cloudo drifted his bike like it was a snowboard and said "it's kaasan time".
Funny how I forget how good FF7 was!
Seeing the "fully realized" snowboarding game, and how it had checkered floors instead of snow and weird walls for borders is so weird, when the FF7 snowboarding minigame has a fully realized mountain with trees and clouds and snow, and 1 or 2 alternate paths
Knowing how Cloud in FFT was canon. It reminds me of how I would've loved to see Squall in Tactics, knowing he was unconscious after Edea used her limit break on Squall
I had read somewhere that Vincent was immortal due to the "Chaos" in him. As at the end of the game Dirge of Cerberus, Vincent loses the Chaos, he becomes mortal again.
But even 500 years later, Nanaki comes back to Midgar to continue the pact he made with Vincent, even if Vincent is not alive anymore (which is still very beautiful in itself).
But then, as the authors never really talked about Vincent's immortality after "On the Way to a Smile", the question of "if Vincent becomes mortal again or not?" is still debated. I hope they can end this debate in the remakes by giving us a definitive answer.
I read the book “on the way to a smile” and Vincent has a heart to heart with Nanaki. Nanaki is sad that someday everyone he loves will be dead. Vincent reassures him toward the end of the book that he is still immortal and he will be around long after his death even. It made Nanaki feel better but sad for Vincent.
"On the Way to a Smile" takes place between OG FF7 and Advent Children, and Dirge of Cerberus takes place after Advent Children. I've also read that Chaos made Vincent immortal, so once Chaos returned to the planet at the end Dirge of Cerberus, Vincent should theoretically have lost his immortality. But like you said, they haven't really referenced his immortality much outside of "On the Way to a Smile". Hopefully they do give us a definitive answer in Remake.
The cheese weapon was so outlandish that it was a grate watch
BAHHARHARHARAR!! GOOD ONE, CHIP!
The FFx and 7 connection made my heart warm
The rom and maker dialogues reminds me of coffeezilla and his robot bartender. I love that kind of stuff, make it feel more like a movie than a story
surprised that he didnt mention that the diamond weapon from ff7 was in ff15 kingsglaive
I loved Ehrgeiz, not even for the fighting game, but the secondary dungeon crawl game.
This is where I first learned about stock market and the best time to buy/sell wine XD
Yep, this is where a young me learned what lipids were
Ergeiz was on a PS1 demo disc, I recall. I may be wrong since it’s been so long, it it seem so familiar.
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I had no idea this was the case and that is so heart warming
I don´t think the general reaction to the Remake was mixed. Sure there are vocal critics, but many would say this is one of the best FF games ever, the best real time combat system of the series, and many´s favourite game ever(me included). Games like FF8/12/13/15 are much more mixed. having said that, great video overall. Just nitpicking eheheheh.
It also got near universal acclaim critically. It’s a completely unfounded statement that it’s mixed, it was about 85/15 love to hate. Then again this guy calls Namura NamEERA for the entire video.
Get out of your echo chambers and find out that not everyone is down with the remake. He's right.
@@robertharper3114 we never said that EVERYONE liked it, it's that when you call something mixed, it gives the connotation that the game had an equal amount of people hating it as there were people loving it, which just isn't true at all. It not only was liked by a ton of fans of the original but also made a ton of new fans of the series who had both never played the original or even a JRPG in the first place. IMO it was the first modern Final Fantasy that wasn't filled to the brim with cringe inducing weeb voice acting which broadened its appeal.
The reaction was mixed though. You think the people who don't like it are going to put any effort into dropping a review on a game they wish to forget playing? Dont believe me, I don't care, but yeah, the reaction was pretty mixed there buddy.
@@robertharper3114not at all tho, this game brought in ALOT of new fans to ff7 and the ff7 series and and got extreme praise when it came out. The people that didn’t like are a very vocal minority which mainly just includes purist of the og game
Within the very first minute.
>Square Enix
Already wrong. It was Square Soft back then. The companies hadn't merged yet.
Even In the original 1997 release I had absolutely No Doubt that Aerith was with Cloud and Everyone all along and the later Very Excellent Remake which went even further in moving the story on this beautiful premise while on the follow up sequel In Rebirth finally truly answers this long sought after question! Looking forward to seeing the third and final sequel which will properly vindicate the true story about this Amazing long lived Epic❤ please keep up the great work because we All support you all the way!!
I remember when I was a kid and played ff7 there was a room that you could peak into at Don Corneos mansion and there was a beast breathing heavily in there and then another time where you could talk to a man inside of the pipe near the stairs that go up to the plate near sector 7. On the future play through I couldn’t make this happen again. I think I was imagining it
I know he tends to pronounce things wrong but is he really pronouncing "compilation" wrong to troll us?
Honestly, that annoyed me every time he said it. **No-one** says "com-pile-ation". Ever. Anywhere. At all. In any context. For any reason. It has to be a deliberate troll, otherwise... yikes.
I once had a lucky 7 :) sadly just on a ragular fight that was over in a minute xD
Me too. It was redXIII while I was level grinding fighting in the forests outside Mideel 😂
Vincent and Yuffie weren’t included in the end of 7 because they were optional characters. Also, I’m pretty sure the intended name for Sephiroth’s final form was Savior Sephiroth. The Hell House is a reference to Baba Yaga. The cave with the vine coming down leads to the cutscene room where the Weapons first awaken. We got in there a long time ago with GameShark hoping it was involved in reviving Aerith.