While the FF7 PC
version doesn't look like a current-gen title, the visuals look cleaner. The
character models, for one, are much smoother.
The music on the PC version is a more striking difference. The PSOne FF7's soundtrack was done in MIDI format, if memory serves, so it was very low quality. It sounded like someone was playing the whole thing on a Casio keyboard. It sounds like Square Enix swapped in something a bit more high-quality for the PC re-release.
Perhaps Square Enix will some day remake FF7 from the ground up with the latest technology so that it looks just as good as, say, Final Fantasy XIII. That's not what happened here, though. For better or worse, the FF7 re-release isn't that far off from the game you played back in the nineties.
The music on the PC version is a more striking difference. The PSOne FF7's soundtrack was done in MIDI format, if memory serves, so it was very low quality. It sounded like someone was playing the whole thing on a Casio keyboard. It sounds like Square Enix swapped in something a bit more high-quality for the PC re-release.
Perhaps Square Enix will some day remake FF7 from the ground up with the latest technology so that it looks just as good as, say, Final Fantasy XIII. That's not what happened here, though. For better or worse, the FF7 re-release isn't that far off from the game you played back in the nineties.
minimum system requirement :
Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 (32/64-bit)
2GHz Processor or faster
1GB RAM
DirectX 9-compatible graphic card
Here is some image :
Here is some review gameplay :
Download link (2 GB) :
How to install :
- extract using winrar or 7zip
- mount image file
- install
- copy crack to game folder
- play it ! enjoy :)
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