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Contrary to popular belief among folks who have not played the original Final Fantasy VII, the game was not brilliant just because of its story, but also because of its unique game mechanics. Introducing anything other than the turn-based system will cripple the much-loved Materia mechanics, which was instrumental in giving a unique structure and meaning to game.

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GameRevolution: "During today's Japan Expo, Final Fantasy XIV Producer Naoki Yoshida shared that the game has accumulated a total of five million paid subscribers during its 21 months on the market. To be clear, the current subscriber count hasn't been announced, nor has Square Enix ever shared the concurrent player count. The five million subscriber figure doesn't include trial accounts, and only those who have at one time or another paid the $12.99/$14.99 monthly fee."

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Eyes on FF: "While Final Fantasy may be the favorite gaming series for many of us here at Eyes on Final Fantasy, it's far from being flawless. Even in our most favorite games, there are tiny flaws that still nag us every time we play. Since Square Enix is in the remake mood, here are some changes we'd like to see in these Final Fantasy games, if they were to be remade."

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Final Fantasy VII G-Bike is a smartphone game based on the Final Fantasy VII mini-game, except you get to pull off Limit Breaks and Materia magic. The latest event for the game brings in Phoenix, and a special bike based on the summon as a reward.

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During today's Japan Expo, Final Fantasy XIV Producer Naoki Yoshida shared that the game has accumulated a total of five million paid subscribers during its 21 months on the market.

To be clear, the current subscriber count hasn't been announced, nor has Square Enix ever shared this figure. The five million subscriber total doesn't include trial accounts, and only those who have at one time or another paid the $12.99/$14.99 monthly fee making it a substantial feat.
Also See: FFXIV: Heavensward Review
Estimates place FFXIV at around 800,000 to 1.2 million subscribers after a one million subscriber bump from February's announced total of four million, averaging at around 9,000 new players per day over four months. Significant post-launch updates and the arrival of Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward have been key components to recent growth.

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One of the biggest cheers at Sonys 2015 E3 press briefing was for an adventure first released in 1997. Why is gaming so keen to look back?

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EM writes: For many non-fans, this Final Fantasy VII remake must seem like an absolutely baffling thing to be excited for. Even with the context of VII being one of gamings most beloved titles, Final Fantasy VII does not have the same clout as it did when it was first released in 1997. As with most popular titles, Final Fantasy fans began coming out of the woodwork to criticize the quality of the game, suggesting that players avoid it in favor of a more underrated title instead. Additionally, player trying the game out themselves on modern platforms such as Steam and PSN reported having a difficult time understanding the appeal of the dated, blocky, and poorly translated classic, with many of them unable to even complete the first three hours. With so many differing opinions on so many sides, it may seem like this level of hype is somewhat overblown. However, Final Fantasy VII, despite recent criticisms, is still a game players should very much be excited for.