Final Fantasy VII

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FF7 is my favourite video game. I played it after having seen the film, which had immediately become my favourite film. Constant playing of the game then lead to a small obsession, which now only;y partially exists, sadly, though it is an extremely good game, and Advent Children is a brilliant sequel to the game, and a brilliant film. My favourite characters are Sephiroth and Vincent. Plus Kadaj, if the film were in subject, too. My most used characters are Cloud (he's probably everyone's most used) , Vincent and Red XIII (Nanaki, as some prefer to call him. Yes, I know it's his real name)

I've only seen the Japanese (English subtitled) version of Advent Children, and I'm actually going through the game itself again. I frankly think it's a little overhyped, but with good reason, as it certainly does have a lot going for it.

Awesome music. Greatest RPG ever. I'd say its the best game period, but there are so many other games that I love just as much (Toejam & Earl, Sam & Max Hit the Road, Tie Fighter, Warcraft II, Zelda: A Link to the Past, Castlevania III, NBA Jam, Tecmo Super Bowl, Time Crisis 2, Captain Commando, Alien vs. Predator (the arcade one), Mutant League Football, Day of the Tentacle, Turtles in Time, Command and Conquer, Wolfenstein 3D, Counter-Strike, Maximum Carnage, Super Metroid, etc...)

Wow, that is a long list. I guess I love more videogames than I thought I did.

I'm currently trying out other FF games.

But FFVII is good yes.

Before Final Fantasy VII came along, all I played were mostly fighting games and racing games. I bought it when it first came out since it got really good reviews, and I had always wanted to try previous Final Fantasies. Unfortunately I had to share the SNES with my older brother so we had to get games we both would agree on, and he was a stick in the mud.

I won't lie though I am more than a little bit ashamed to say it, but that game moved me in a profound way. The graphics (for its time) were unbelievable. The game play was outstanding and was able to hold my attention thanks to the visual way it was represented. The story kept me engaged and was interesting enough to make me want to not stop playing it, EVER.

And Sephiroth , let us not forget Sephiroth. That has been the only villain in a game that has ever made me have a real emotional drive to defeat them. The first time I went up against him in the final battle I was all like "Hello my name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my Aeris, prepare to die *Ultima*. Hello my name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my Aeris, prepare to die *Ultima*. "Hello my name is ... oh crap supernova".

I have nearly all the Final Fantasy games, even the compilation sets released for the Playstation 1. I missed out on playing Final Fantasy 11 though. They're great RPGs. Currently I'm playing Final Fantasy 12 which I got a couple of weeks ago for the PS2. For anyone who hasn't played it yet it's a great game. Though I've never been overly fussed about the heavy CG scenes that you have to go through, don't know why.

remake for 360 and Ps3 already!
No more stupid spin-offs
You add more to the original game with the current technology.

Yeah. They didn't go any farther with it, and I think that they announced that they weren't making one.

I own a replica of Sephiroth's Masamune and can handle it just as good as he can. I've practiced with it a lot!!

It is 70 inches long, exactly as tall as I am.

I would have thought no one could wield such a sword, for the simple reason that it would snap if you tried to swing it.