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The Shinra Corporation is draining our planet of its life-forces. Cloud Strife a cold-hearted mercenary, accepts a mission from a group of eco-warriors, unaware that it will lead him on a journey that will change not just his life, but the lives of every soul in the universe....
Welcome to Final Fantasy® VII - an epic adventure on 3 CDs where sorcery and science collide, where friendships are lost and won and where one man can make a difference that lasts forever!
| Platforms: | Sony PlayStation®, PC - Microsoft Windows |
| Genre: | RPG - Role Playing Game |
| Developer: | SQUARESOFT |
| Publisher: | SQUARESOFT (PlayStation - Japan) Sony Computer Entertainment (PlayStation - America, Europe, Australia) Eidos Interactive (PC - Windows) |
| Players: | 1 |
| Discs: | 3 CD-ROMs (PlayStation), 4 CD-ROMs (International) (Japan) 4 CD-ROMs (PC - Windows) |
| PlayStation: | |
 Japan Release: |
January 31st, 1997 |
 North America Release: |
September 7th, 1997 |
| International Release: |
October 2nd, 1997 |
 Europe Release: |
November 17th, 1997 |
 Australia Release: |
November, 1997 |
| PC - Microsoft Windows | |
| North America Release: |
June 24th, 1998 |
| Europe Release: |
1998 |
| Australia Release: |
1998 |
Final Fantasy VII was the first Final Fantasy to be made on a 32-Bit console and feature 3D polygonal characters. It was also the first Final Fantasy to have a re-release as an international version which included both Ruby WEAPON and Emerald WEAPON bosses which were not included in the original Japanese version of the game and had other small improvements (all of which were included in the other releases). The fourth disc of the International version included galleries and the Final Fantasy VII beta. Despite the name 'International', this version was only released in Japan. Final Fantasy VII was also the first to be officially released for the PC.
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