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Two Dudes Try and Sing a Final Fantasy Song (That Doesn't Have Words)
Posted by Kotaku Apr 17 2012 06:00 GMT
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#finalfantasy Your Final Fantasy VII experience begins with its haunting score, and your Tuesday is about to begin with this A cappella cover of Nobuo Uematsu's The Shinra Corporation. More »

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The Dorkly Weekly: It's Pronounced "Fee-null Fon-tisy"
Posted by Kotaku Mar 26 2012 20:30 GMT
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#finalfantasy Do you have problems pronouncing the people, places, and things of Final Fantasy VII? Just follow this simple rule and you can't go wrong: the way I say it is always correct. More »

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What If Final Fantasy VII's Villain Were a Lady?
Posted by Kotaku Mar 23 2012 05:15 GMT
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#finalfantasy Don't let that long hair and fine features fool you; Final Fantasy VII's Sephiroth is definitely a dude. http://kotaku.com/5878328/the-very-best-in-cosplay-crystal-graziano/gallery/1"><a href="Crystal Graziano is definitely not. More »

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Unlikely Fan-Fiction Crossover Battle: Commander Shepard Versus Sephiroth
Posted by Kotaku Mar 12 2012 19:30 GMT
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#masseffect As if the Reapers, the Geth and a twisted web of intergalactic political intrigue weren't enough to deal with, Fan-Fiction.net author Master-of-Mythology has to throw one of Final Fantasy's most powerful villains at him. Some days it's just not worth getting out of bed with Tali. More »

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The Latin Inspiration Behind One of Final Fantasy VII's Biggest Songs
Posted by Kotaku Mar 09 2012 17:20 GMT
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#watchthis You've heard "One Winged Angel," the memorable dark melody that plays during Final Fantasy VII's Sephiroth's most chilling moments, but did you know that much of it was inspired by the Latin cantata Carmina Burana? More »

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Cloud Strife is a Hero, a Lover, a Woman, a Rabbit; He is All This and More
Posted by Kotaku Mar 05 2012 21:30 GMT
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#freakyfanart One of the most iconic figures in modern role-playing, Final Fantasy's Cloud Strife cuts a very distinctive figure, largely due to a combination of spiky blond hair and his ridiculously huge Buster sword. These features set him apart. They also make him ridiculously easy to twist into whatever form the fan artist so desires. More »

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Chinese Tifa Goes Camping. She Makes Curry Fried Rice.
Posted by Kotaku Feb 09 2012 10:30 GMT
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#nsfw Kotaku has posted tons of cosplay over the years. Yet, I cannot remember any pieces the site did on cosplayers who cook, let alone camp. Tifa—that's her name—does both. More »

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The Case of Final Fantasy VII's Phantom Panties
Posted by Kotaku Feb 02 2012 09:30 GMT
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#finalfantasy OK. So there's been a long-running mystery surrounding Final Fantasy VII and a pair of women's underwear. More »

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Rap Music, Final Fantasy VII and Some Pretty Visuals
Posted by Kotaku Oct 19 2011 09:30 GMT
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#finalfantasy It's a wonderful world we live in when rappers can release singles from albums devoted entirely to Final Fantasy VII. More »

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Why Video Games with Silent Heroes Had the Best Soundtracks
Posted by Kotaku Jul 15 2011 20:00 GMT
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#column Over the years, I've asked many gamers about their favorite game soundtracks, and more often than not they respond by listing titles from the 80's or 90's. The Legend of Zelda, The Secret of Monkey Island 2, Chrono Trigger, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night; or maybe Mega Man 2, Final Fantasy VI, Sonic The Hedgehog, or Earthbound. More »

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New LittleBigPlanet 2 Packs Coming Soon: inFAMOUS 2, Toy Story, and FINAL FANTASY VII!
Posted by PlayStation Blog Jul 04 2011 16:01 GMT
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Over the next two months we’ve got some pretty darned cool LittleBigPlanet 2 DLC packs heading your way. I’m sure you’ve noticed the title of this post, so let’s not delay any further – from the depths of Midgar, I’m delighted to unveil…the FINAL FANTASY VII costume pack!

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Coming to the PlayStation Store on July 13th, these costumes will let you re-live the struggle of Cloud, Aeris, and the rest of AVALANCHE against Shinra, from one of the most iconic and critically acclaimed video games of all time.

Exciting stuff – but that’s not all. I’m sure lots of you have been enjoying the continuing adventures of Cole McGrath in inFAMOUS 2. Those adventures can now continue even further thanks to the inFAMOUS 2 mini-pack. Released this week for $2.99, it contains costumes for Good Cole and Bad Cole, as well as a whole host of new stickers. Being a hero is optional in inFAMOUS 2, so this will give you a chance to show your true colors!

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On July 20th, the Killzone 3 mini-pack will be released containing Rico and Hazmat Trooper costumes, and new stickers – I’ve raved about the coolness of the Hazmat Trooper costume in the past, so now you’ll be able to enjoy it for yourself. Just like the inFAMOUS 2 mini-pack, it’ll be priced at $2.99.

The next release to keep an eye out for is the Toy Story packs, which were just recently unveiled at E3. With THREE new costume packs containing all of your favorite characters, plus a level pack containing new Toy Story-themed levels to play through. These packs are sure to keep you entertained until the release of the LBP2 PlayStation Move pack. Stay tuned for more details (and pics!) soon.

Lastly, we’d like to let everyone know that MotorStorm Apocalypse content will be coming very soon. We have a pretty packed LBP2 DLC schedule with lots of exciting stuff coming up, but you will not have to wait much longer, I promise. Our apologies for any inconvenience!

Well, that’s it for now, folks – enjoy the downloadable goodness!

Oh, just one more thing…

Bom-bom bom-bom…SEPHIROTH!

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Don’t worry, he hasn’t been forgotten. The awesome Sephiroth costume will also be released on July 13th. I won’t tease you all anymore – here’s the full range of FINAL FANTASY VII content that is coming your way…

$1.99 each

  • Sephiroth costume
  • Cloud costume
  • Aeris costume
  • Tifa costume

$5.99

FINAL FANTASY Costume Pack (contains Sephiroth, Cloud, Aeris, Tifa and bonus Vincent costume)

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What Classic Gaming Achievements Have You Unlocked?
Posted by Kotaku Mar 18 2011 15:20 GMT
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#speakuponkotaku Today in a very special episode of Speak-Up on Kotaku, commenterQuiddity looks back on the achievements he would have unlocked had their been achievements when Chrono Trigger, Donkey Kong Country 3, and Final Fantasy VII came out. More »

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Updating Kills The Joy Of Broken Games
Posted by Kotaku Mar 10 2011 16:20 GMT
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#speakuponkotaku Remember back when broken console games stayed broken? Commenter Don't forget to bring a towel! does, pining for the pre-update era in today's Speak-Up on Kotaku. More »

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Holy shit this is amazing.
Posted by Lord Crump Feb 26 2011 22:16 GMT
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He's Fantasy Come To Life
Posted by Kotaku Jan 20 2011 07:00 GMT
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#culturesmash Singer, songwriter, actor and video game character. Claiming he was a vampire, Gackt used say he was born in the year 1540, leaving the eternal question: Is he bonkers? More »

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Final Fantasy VII is overrated
Posted by Auralis Dec 31 2010 04:04 GMT
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Final Fantasy VII is still really good
Final Fantasy VI is just as overrated
Final Fantasy VI is also just as good
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Final Fantasy Rap Levels Up
Posted by Kotaku Dec 22 2010 07:30 GMT
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#music Here's a song about Aeris, that (SPOILERS!) dead chick from Final Fantasy VII. It's awesome. More »

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Tifa Enters The Dissidia Duodecim Ring
Posted by Kotaku Oct 19 2010 16:40 GMT
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#squareenix Another fighter joins the Final Fantasy battle royale, as VII's femme fatale Tifa prepares to take on all-comers in Dissidia 012[Duodecim]. More »

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Aeris Is Dead, Get Over It Already
Posted by Kotaku Aug 10 2010 20:00 GMT
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#clips The latest episode of GameTrailers' Mythbusters-esque Pop Fiction series adds a few more nails in the coffin of Final Fantasy VII's flower girl. More »

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Final Fantasy Designer Would Like To Make A First Person Shooter
Posted by Kotaku Jun 16 2010 03:30 GMT
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#tetsuyanomura Tetsuya Nomura, the famed Square Enix designer known for Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy, has been busying himself recently. Sure, he's had at working designing Final Fantasy Versus XIII. But that's not all. More »

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Final Fantasy VII Writer Sees End of The Nintendo Era
Posted by Kotaku May 31 2010 16:00 GMT
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#ipad Since the release of the Game Boy, Nintendo has ruled portable gaming. That era is over, says Masato Kato, the writer of FFVII, Xenogears and Chrono Trigger. But why? More »

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How an FFVII Remake Should Be Made
Posted by Lord Crump May 26 2010 03:02 GMT
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I could just copy/paste the text, but I'll link to the topic I made on another forum. K', discuss

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Looks like a troll thread to me

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Yes, This Is The Best Final Fantasy VII Cosplay
Posted by Kotaku May 21 2010 09:00 GMT
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#screengrab By "best" I don't mean "most realistic", I mean the best. As see on Topless Robot. More »

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Game Design as Make-Believe: Participation
Posted by Kotaku May 19 2010 15:20 GMT
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#republished Based upon part five of the Mimesis as Make-Believe serial. See part four here. More »

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CEO: We'll 'Explore the Possibility' of Final Fantasy VII Remake
Posted by Kotaku Mar 23 2010 00:30 GMT
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#squareenix Creative types like game directors saying they'd love to do a remake of Final Fantasy VII, that's one thing. But now the CEO himself says the company will, at least, "explore the possibility" of doing so. More »

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Square Enix CEO: We're 'going to explore the possibility' of Final Fantasy VII remake
Posted by Joystiq Mar 23 2010 01:00 GMT
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So far, Square Enix has said that a Final Fantasy VII remake would be "unrealistic," "tough to do in HD" and "not happening." But hold out hope, die-hards, because during an interview at FFXIII's launch party, Square Enix CEO Yoichi Wada finally admitted that the company is "going to explore the possibility" of revisiting the classic RPG. He didn't completely reverse the long-held position, as he says Square Enix has to decide "whether or not we're going to do it, if we're going to do it, and the platform," but he did finally admit that there have been a lot of fan requests to see the game in a new form, so he's giving it some solid thought.

Of course, the huge success of the game's re-release on PSN probably didn't hurt either. If Square's convinced a remake will sell (and people will play through Gaia yet again, possibly even on yet another platform), we'll probably see it somewhere sooner or later.

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Fan Creates Final Fantasy VII Sequel Demo
Posted by Kotaku Feb 24 2010 10:30 GMT
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Since Square Enix isn't terribly keen on remaking Final Fantasy VII, it's up to fans to get the job done. Like this guy, from Thailand, who's made a showreel depicting the dream project. Sure, it...

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What if Final Fantasy VII came out 10 years earlier (and had questionable artwork)
Posted by Joystiq Feb 18 2010 14:35 GMT
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One of gaming's favorite pastimes: "What if" scenarios involving Final Fantasy VII. What if they actually made a next-gen version that looked like Advent Children? What if Square hadn't defected to the PlayStation? What if Aeris didn't have to die and instead was real and we were in love and got married?

Of course, only slightly less popular is the "What if Final Fantasy VII came out ten years earlier and was 8-bit" scenario. We're pretty sure someone already did the actual work of porting the game over to the Famicom (thanks, Shenzhen Nanjing Technology Co, Ltd!) but in case you missed that, take a gander at Martin Barreby's non-interactive reimagining after the break. Sure, some of the art looks like it's cut from a fanfic and the gameplay actually looks worse than 1987's Final Fantasy 1, but it's "just a small project with not that much effort put into it" says Barreby, so lay off.

Next: What if Cloud's sword and hair were subject to the same laws of gravity that we are?
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lol @ NES-style OWA
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NES more like *crag*ing Atari 2600

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Vinyl Fantasy 7 is the freshest thing you'll hear today
Posted by Joystiq Jan 31 2010 23:30 GMT
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We love Nobuo Uematsu's work on the musical accompaniment for the Final Fantasy franchise, but we often find ourselves wishing those games' scores were infused with a touch of Jay-Z. Maybe a light smattering of Outkast. The faintest hint of Ghostface Killah. The mixologists from Team Teamwork (creators of the similarly-spliced Ocarina of Rhyme album) have once again worked their magic on a classic video game soundtrack. This time around, it's the score from Final Fantasy VII, which has been mashed together with tracks from over a dozen hip-hop artists, as well as Tom Waits, which is just weird. You can pay whatever you want to download the cleverly-titled Vinyl Fantasy 7 -- though we're betting you'll probably settle on zero dollars. [Thanks, Mike!]
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