Have you guys ever wondered; that if they didn't make any spin offs, off of the main series then they probably would have FF7 remake finished in a few years?
Final Fantasy VII rereleased for PS3, PSP
E3 2009: Square Enix role-playing classic launches three consecutive days of PlayStation Network updates.
LOS ANGELES--The entire game industry is working overtime because of this week's Electronic Entertainment Expo, and the people working on Sony's PlayStation Network store are no different. Ordinarily updated only on Thursdays, the online storefront for the PlayStation 3 and PSP is getting three new volleys of content this week for North American consumers.
Sony opened up the release spigot Tuesday with the addition of two hit PlayStation games to the downloadable catalog: Final Fantasy VII and Medal of Honor. Final Fantasy VII is the oldest game in the Square Enix series yet to be remade, but at least those clamoring for Cloud and Sephiroth will be able to relive the original story for $9.99. Meanwhile, Electronic Arts' original World War II shooter Medal of Honor will cost the more standard $5.99.
The rerelease isn't the only Final Fantasy-related content new to the PlayStation store. Sony also put up new themes, trailers, and wallpaper for the upcoming PSP fighting spin-off Final Fantasy: Dissidia. Rounding out the releases are free downloadable content for Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce and a slew of E3 trailers for Uncharted 2, Fat Princess, Heavy Rain, and more.
For more from the show floor, check out GameSpot's complete coverage of E3 2009.
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Final Fantasy VII
- Publisher(s): Eidos Interactive
- Developer(s): SquareSoft
- Genre: Role-Playing
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- ESRB: T







