Directory of Final Fantasy VII Resources

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Final Fantasy VII is a console role-playing game originally released for the Sony PlayStation in 1997. It is produced by Squaresoft.

Release History

Title	Released	Region	Platform
Final Fantasy VII	1/31/1997	Japan	PlayStation
Final Fantasy VII	9/3/1997	North America	PlayStation
Final Fantasy VII International	10/2/1997	Japan	PlayStation
Final Fantasy VII	11/?/1997	Europe	PlayStation
Final Fantasy VII	?/?/1998	North America	PC
Final Fantasy VII International (PSOne Books)	12/20/2001	Japan	PlayStation

Subcategories

• Characters
• Cheats and Hints
• Fan Pages
• Fan Works
• Final Fantasy VII Advent Children
• Final Fantasy VII Dirge of Cerberus
• Reviews and Previews
• Web Rings

Resources in This Category

• Neoseeker

  http://www.neoseeker.com/final-fantasy-vii/
  Offers FAQs, lists, a discussion board, reviews, and links.

• RPGamer

  http://www.rpgamer.com/editor/1997/q3/082797is.html
  Is Final Fantasy VII Incomplete? Comments by Yukiyoshi Ike Sato. What the removed materia and items did, and why a certain character can not be resurrected.

• The Lost Archive of Saved Games

  http://www.angelfire.com/az/horf/ff7.html
  Features saved games for PC, DexDrive saves, and MIDI music.

• Wikipedia - Final Fantasy VII

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_VII
  Wikipedia's free encyclopedia entry for the first playstation release in the series.

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