FF VII Fan Made Remake

A fan who is developing an unofficial remake of Square Enix's Final Fantasy VII PlayStation RPG began streaming a gameplay video from the remake.

The video shows a recreation of the original game's opening sequence, as well as some first-person gameplay and a battle sequence.

Final Fantasy Agito reborn as FF Type 0 on PSP

another addition to the Final Fantasy collection

Final Fantasy XIII Agito

The revelation that Agito, the former Final Fantasy XIII cell phone game was coming to the PSP was a nice revelation for many. Apparently, the developers were tired of waiting for cellphone to advance to the level they wanted for Agito. While details are far and few between, the latest issue of Famitsu PS3 says that Agito will use an advanced version of Crisis Core's ATB system. Fans of the PSP-exclusive prequel should be familiar with the real-time battle system. However, unlike Crisis Core, players can look forward to controlling more than one character.

Another bonus is the addition of Infrastructure online play to Agito, a rarity for more Japanese-developed titles. Games with community aspects, such as Monster Hunter Portable and Phantasy Star Portable have oped to use Ad-Hoc multiplayer only. Although that hasn't hindered the popularity of either of these games, players across the Pacific understand that Infrastructure makes online play much more accessible.

Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core US ver

Crisis Core was released in the US today on March 25, 2008. Best Buy retailers are offering an exclusive metal plated UMD case included with the game at regular price. Online orders are all backordered at this point. According to an exclusive interview with Mr. Tabata provided by Square-Enix Members, there will be a "harder" mode.

"Tabata: It has been our experience that games released in Western markets are generally of higher difficulty than those released in Japan, so the harder difficulty level was added to make sure that hardcore players are satisfied with the game experience."

FF VII remake in PSP?!

For FF VII fans out there, the chance of the remake of the game is still possible, according to Final Fantasy VII director Hajime Tabata, the remake is still possible. He discussed:

I think it is because the conditions of the game have not been met at this point.

The possibility for a remake may become greater if, for instance, the schedules of the original members of the Final Fantasy VII development team, such as Kitase and Nomura, open up.

The two names Tabata mentioned were really vital in the making of FF VII. Yoshinori Kitase was the game's director and scenario writer while Tetsuya Nomura served as its character head designer.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings Hints/Cheats

Unlockables

Airship Unlockables

After chapter 4, you can unlock various objects to decorate your airship with. This makes your airship look better, and adds, not to the game completion score, but to your completion score.

NOTE:
In order to obtain and view the Supreme Crest, complete every single side mission before starting the Final Chapter (you should be on 97%).
After completing the first two levels in the Final Chapter, you should have 100% complete.
Create a new save file and then die during the boss fight. It will ask if you want to try again. Say no.
Go back to the airship and voila, you can apply the Supreme Crest to the airship! And then you have one save file for free exploring and one right before the boss battle!

Unlockables

Ald Fountain	Obtain 1,000,000g or more
Arawashi's Statue	Have a contract with 12 or more espers
Copper Crest	5% missions complete
Ever-Summer Flower Bed	Win 100 free battles or more
Golden Crest	45% missions complete
Granite Fountain	Obtain 500,000g or more
Marble Fountain	Obtain 100,000g or more
Seraphic Crest	70% mission complete
Silver Crest	25% missions complete
Sparse Flower Bed	Win 5 free battles or more
Stuffed Tomato	Have a contract with all espers
Supreme Crest	100% missions complete
Viera Goddess Statue	Have a contract with 25 or more espers
Vivid Flower Bed	Win 20 free battles or more
Wings of Light Crest	65% missions complete

Contributed By: lewiigi2012, sephirosuy

Alternate Ending

Beat the game with 100% mission cleared.

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Final Fantasy Crisis Core English Version

As stated by Square Enix, FF Crisis Core(english) is gonna be out in the market by the 25th of March this year. The game will be fully translated in english and there will be some add ons namely: Extra quest modes, New Outfits, a better in-game camera and some new BG's. So basically, it won't be long till we can fully enjoy this epic game

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Secret Locations in FF X

Final Fantasy X

Secret Locations

After you've defeated Yunalesca at the Yevon Dome in Zanarkand and aqquired the airship, search for these locations by using the coordinate system.

Location	How to Unlock
Baaj Temple	X=11-16, Y=57-63
Sanubia Sands	X=12-16, Y=41-45
Omega Ruins	X=69-75, Y=33,38
Besaid Falls	X=29-32, Y= 73-76
Mi'hen Ruins	X=33-36, Y= 55-60
Battle Site	X=39-47, Y=56-60

Ever wondered about this?

:: RESURRECTING AERIS - courtesy of Lili Anderson ::


Unbelievably, in FF7, Aeris can be brought back to life. All you need is a few items and a hell of a lot of time and patience. This is not fake, there are screenshots to back this up as you will see. I have also talked to at least 4 people who have done it.

1. ITEMS

First of all there are items you will need to successfully get Aeris back, these are as follow:

PC or PlayStation version of Final Fantasy VII
4 Tissues (get by losing in the Battle Arena)
Buster Sword (for it's association woth Aeris)
1 Mastered Revive Materia

2. RESURRECT

Not many people know that the Revive materia can be levelled up past 3 stars. There is a secret 4th star which holds an ability named resurrect. To get this ability, you must earn somewhere between 800,000 and 1,500,000 AP. There is a catch though. You MUST have the Buster Sword equipped and the Revive materia fastened to it before you can gain AP for it.


3. GETTING AP

This is the long part but believe me it is worth it!!! Go to a place where enemies give a lot of AP. Examples are the Gelnika, Mideel Beach and The North Crater. I would recommend the North Crater. Once you get to the bit where your party splits up, go left and then up. Go to the right of the screen and get into a fight. 7 out of 10 times you will be up against a small pot with a purple creature inside it. Use the W-Item trick to get loads of elixirs and give it one. When you kill it (they aren't very hard) you should get 1000 AP for it, do NOT be tempted to use a double or triple growth weapon to up your AP because the Revive materia will not gain AP unless it is on the Buster Sword. Magic Pots can come singly, in 2s and in 3s. This means there can be upto 3000 AP up for grabs just for one fight!


4. AERIS'S HOUSE

Now you have the Resurrect ability, visit Aeris's House in Sector 5 of Midgar. Go into her room (the one on the right) and use the 4 tissues. Cloud should break down and shout "Why did you have to die?". Cloud will then go outside and tell the others his desire to bring back Aeris. The will be doubtful at first but will eventually agree.

5. FLOWERS BLOOMING IN THE CHURCH

Once Cloud has regained his composure, go to the Church in sector 4. Make sure Cait Sith is in your party, then talk to the kid on the right. She will want to play with Cait Sith (seeing as he is a cat!) and they will all go outside. Aeris's spirit should appear in the flowers telling you about the Resurrect Spell and to go to the Forgotten City. This is your next destination.

6. THE CRYSTAL PEDESTAL

Remember the waterfall where you saw Aeris pray for Holy? This is where you Cloud will perform the resurrect spell. Go up to the Pedestal and press the OK button. Cloud will put the materia on the altar then kneel and pray. The materia shoudl become an extremely bright orb of light and then shatter into a million pieces. Aeris's spirit will now tell you to return to the Church.

7. REUNITED

Now that you have performed the Resurrect Spell, when you see Aeris's ghost in the Church, it should become solid. At this moment Aeris will say "Don't worry Cloud, it really is me. Maybe now we can do all those things we never finished first time around." And there you have it, Aeris is back! Now you can take her on the Highwind just like you promised!

FF VII Crisis Core

Overview of Crisis Core

Graphics: Probably the best-looking game on the PSP, the graphics are absolutely phenomenal, bringing the previously Lego-like characters to life and rivaling even some of Advent Children's most remarkable scenes. 10/10

Gameplay: Although the battle system is difficult to get used to at first, once you get the hang of it and use it to its full potential, it can lead to some of the most fulfilling action in recent action RPGs. 8/10

Sound: Perfectly timed, brilliantly-composed music and top-notch voice acting renders the sound of Crisis Core flawless. 10/10

Length & Replayability: The main storyline can be completed in merely 10 to 15 hours, and although the extra missions can add a few dozen hours, a few more lengthy side-quests wouldn't hurt. 7/10

Story: Although the addition of several important characters could possibly damage the authenticity of the original game to some fans, Crisis Core would've been rather predictable without them. The events that occurred in Final Fantasy VII have been extended and elaborated upon, and can be very nostalgic and enthralling to fans of the original game. 8/10
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Crisis Core is the title that put Final Fantasy VII back on its feet, and made it soar. It succeeds on so many levels, and could be enjoyed (although slightly less understood) even by gamers who've never played the original game. It's also surprisingly import-friendly, and, with the help of a few guides and a Katakana chart, can be completed without speaking a word of Japanese, although the most important part of the game—the plot—will be missed out. For anyone who wants to enjoy a mature, exciting and moving video game, do yourself a favor and get your hands on the masterpiece that is Crisis Core.

Final score: 9/10

Reviewer's Score: 9/10, Originally Posted: 09/17/07, Updated 10/18/07

Game Release: Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII (JP, 09/13/07)

Taken From Gamefaqs

FF XIII

Sony: FFXIII PS3 exclusivity under discussion

Sony France executive says in interview that Square Enix's latest installment may not be exclusive to the console after all.

By Emma Boyes, GameSpot UK

Posted Mar 22, 2007 6:36 am PT

One more platform-exclusive title may be going multiplatform, it has been revealed. The latest news appears to be that Square Enix's latest epic role-playing game, Final Fantasy XIII, may follow other titles--including Saints Row, Assassin's Creed, and Devil May Cry 4--that have now been announced as appearing on at least one other platform as well.

Sony Computer Entertainment France president Georges Fornay dropped the bombshell in an interview with French-language newspaper Les Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace (subscription required). He said, "The development costs of games have exploded, and it has become more difficult to have exclusives, outside of our own games. But we have for launch day [in France] 30 games, including MotorStorm, Resistance: Fall of Man, and Virtua Fighter 5. Moreover, we are expecting 200 games [for the PS3] by the end of 2007...As far as Final Fantasy XIII goes, I can tell you that the exclusivity is in discussion."

Fornay went on to say that he believed that the PS3 would be particularly successful in France, and that there had been approximately 60,000 preorders made (compared to 40,000 made for the Xbox 360, and 75,000 for the Wii). France will be getting approximately 150,000 of the 1 million consoles allocated to PAL regions.

He also answered questions about backward compatibility for the next-gen console, responding to fears that the console would not support many PS2 titles without the Emotion Engine. Fornay said, "Now, if you ask me whether this was a blow to the launch, I would say that [Sony] would have done better to be sure that the console would be completely backward compatible before announcing it. But hey, when it becomes clear what the PS3 is capable of, gamers won't really fancy playing PS2 [games] anymore..."

Square Enix had not returned calls to comment as of press time.