Final Fantasy VII: Remake - PlayStation 4

Because it isnt real.

Game isn't out for a loooong time. I'm sure 99.9% of gamers know this, but if one person falls for it that's one person too many. C'mon Amazon, how are you allowing this? If it was a pre-order then fair enough, but it's not. And it sure as heck won't be £100+ when it's released, probably £49.99 like most new AAA titles on here, eg Borderlands 3 that's released in September, or £45.99 for Shenmue 3 that's out in November. Somebody out to make free money by scamming someone that's not aware the game hasn't been released.

Whoever put tjis on here is from Newark (anagram)

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Come on Amazon, get this fake listing removed!

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One the best classics ever was reforged in the pits of Square Enix😁

Look, let me set the scene. It’s 1997. I’m in high school. I have a PlayStation 1 that I mowed approximately 400 lawns to buy. I put Final Fantasy VII in the disc tray, and for the next three weeks, I don't see the sun. I knew every pixel of Midgar. I knew what color Cloud’s polygon spikes were supposed to be. So when Square Enix announced this "Remake," I was the first guy in line with my arms crossed, ready to hate-play it. And let me tell you, for the first 10 hours, I hated it. I was texting my buddies in our "Old Men Gaming" group chat, absolutely roasting it. "Why is Cloud an emo boy band member?" "Why can't I just select 'Attack' from a blue menu and wait my turn?" "Why am I spending 45 minutes finding cats for a little girl named Betty? I AM A MERCENARY, BETTY. I KILL GODS. I DON'T FIND CATS." I was furious about the "Whispers"—those dementor-looking plot ghosts that show up every time the story tries to breathe. I was screaming at my TV during the robot arm puzzle in the Collapsed Expressway. Whoever designed that mechanical hand section needs to be forced to assemble IKEA furniture for eternity without an Allen wrench. It is the definition of "padding." And don't get me started on the stair climbing. Yes, you have to manually climb 59 flights of stairs in the Shinra building. My thumb actually got a cramp. It was the most realistic cardio I’ve done in a decade. But then... something happened. Around Chapter 9, in Wall Market, the nostalgia didn't just hit me; it suplexed me. The music—my god, the music. They took the MIDI beeps and boops of my childhood and turned them into a full orchestral masterpiece that made a grown man (me) tear up while fighting a literal house. I stopped trying to play it like a turn-based game and actually learned the combat system. It's not button mashing, guys. If you button mash, you die. It’s actually more strategic than the original. You have to juggle ATB bars, switch characters constantly, and stagger enemies. When I finally pulled off a synchronized limit break combo with Tifa and Aerith, I felt a rush of dopamine I haven't felt since I beat Emerald Weapon in '98. And the characters? I used to think Barret was just Mr. T with a gun-arm. In this? He’s the heart of the team. He’s a dad. He’s got layers. Even the side characters like Jessie, Biggs, and Wedge—who were basically cardboard cutouts in the original—broke my heart in this game. I care about them. I care about the pizza-loving Avalanche crew. By the time I got to the end, I realized what they were doing with the story. I won't spoil it, but those "plot ghosts" I hated? They're genius. This isn't just a graphical update; it's a conversation with the original game. It's a sequel and a remake at the same time. It defied my expectations, and honestly, it’s better for it. The Verdict: If you are a 40-something purist like me, you are going to want to throw your controller at the screen during the first few chapters. The anime grunts will annoy you. The filler side quests will make you roll your eyes. Push through it. Once you let go of "how it used to be" and accept "how it is now," it is a masterpiece. I went from 1-star hate to 5-star obsession. I am now currently trying to 100% the game on Hard Mode, and yes, I even found all of Betty’s cats. Pros: Combat is actually incredible once you stop whining and learn it. Midgar looks exactly how your brain pretended it looked in 1997. Tifa. (Respectfully). The soundtrack is the best in gaming history. Cons: The robot arm puzzle. Seriously, I hate those hands. The texture on some doors looks like it loaded from a PS2 disc. If I hear Cloud say "Not interested" one more time I might scream. Bottom line: Buy it. Play it. Cry like a baby. It's worth it.

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Square Enix tiene mucho cariño cuando se trata de su franquicia líder «Final Fantasy», esto se nota desde la presentación que le dan a las versiones físicas de estos juegos. Final Fantasy VII Remake viene en un estuche con portada reversible, un par de folletos de productos del título y dos discos, uno de datos de instalación y el otro jugable. Final Fantasy VII Remake no es el Final Fantasy que jugaste en tus años de juventud, pues éste se aleja un poco del RPG para traer un gameplay más dinámico y veloz, aunque las estadísticas y habilidades siguen ahí, la verdad es que ya no se siente como un RPG sino como un hack and slash con pequeños toques de RPG, a su vez la historia ahora es diferente, no drásticamente, pero tiene detalles que cambian un poco las cosas y por último, lo que hizo enfadar a muchos de los fans, éste es un juego incompleto pues sólo cuenta una parte de toda la historia del juego. Dicho todo esto... Final Fantasy VII Remake es un juego maravilloso, una carta de amor al título original y aunque sí tiene sus bajones en varios aspectos, creo que es un título que todos debemos de jugar al menos una vez. La música es una obra de arte, los escenarios son increíbles, el gameplay es divertidísimo y está lleno de fanservice del bueno, tiene uno que otro detalle técnico como fondos que se notan que son JPGs o NPCs que se llegan a repetir en espacios cortos, pero aún así el juego es una belleza en todo sentido. Final Fantasy VII Remake es un juego incompleto que aún así está muy completo por sí solo, sus 40 horas de juego son sencillamente increíbles y se pasan rápidamente. Tiene un platino accesible con la práctica, por si a alguien le interesa. Un juego que recomiendo a todo el mundo...

This is an outstanding re-imagining of a classic JRPG. While yes, it does not include the entire full game like the original, it's so much more fleshed out and changed for the better in this version, based on what is here. Nostalgic yet new at the same time. If you're a fan of FF7 or a new prospective one, you owe it to yourself to give this a try. The continuing parts are going to make a heck of an experience when all is said and done, so do yourself a favour and start here.