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サムネ対処です…。 
2600RT&10000❤️ありがとうございます！
ok bye I’m going to go finish SHB now
ps @EclaireXIV is my ffxiv Twitter if you wanna play together 🥰
ps @EclaireXIV is my ffxiv Twitter if you wanna play together 🥰
also I have her regular costume but I have to alter it or buy a new one cause the skirt is huge on me 😭😭😭 sad
it’s okay cuz I like her purple dress too hehe
it’s okay cuz I like her purple dress too hehe
Now that the #FinalFantasy VII remake #FF7R is here, it makes me think about what a literal game-changer the 1997 original was. Not just in terms of sales, but for the game industry, for Japan as a nation, and for global culture. (1/14)
Final Fantasy VII injected a megadose of Japanese sensibilities into the minds of young Westerners. Anime/manga style melodrama. Visual-kei & Amano goth. Androgynous heroes. Alternatives to Western style. But how did that happen? (2/14)
First off, jump back to 1953. That’s when Masaru Ibuka (below) and Akio Morita decided to rename their tongue-twister of an electronics company, Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo, into a more pronounceable “Sony.” Why Sony? (3/14)
Heavy spoilers about #FF7R ... no not read if you haven’t finished it.
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I believe this game is considered a parallel universe to the original one, and the whole thing about defeating the whispers is to allow the history to change.
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I believe this game is considered a parallel universe to the original one, and the whole thing about defeating the whispers is to allow the history to change.
This could explain Cloud’s visions of stuff that didn’t happen yet, including Aerith’s death scene (which only appears for a second, but seeing that materia bouncing makes me cry instantly)
Also before defying the Whispers, Aerith seems to know her fate and because of that says to Cloud “don’t fall in love with me”. She knows!
1/ #FinalFantasyVIIRemake, for as excellent as it might turn out, feels like the result of a product that doesn't have an end game plan. Given that we know the first installment of #FF7R barely scratches the surface of the story, but is a "full" AAA experience, concerns me.
2/ At the size of the "chunk" they have chosen for the first installment of #FF7R, how many more #games are required to tell the entirety of the #FF7 story? 8? 10? 12? Are they going to skip insignificant story bits as time goes on? We haven't been given the outline.
3/ From a project management standpoint, it's clear to me that @SquareEnix decided very little beyond this first episode. Because if they did, the required work to complete multiple AAA #FF7 #games, at this rate, is beyond the lifespan of the #PS5 alone.
