I don't regret it,

Anyone in LA gonna check this out? Drinks inspired by Cloud, Sephiroth, the Turks, Tifa, mako, and Midgar, food inspired by Cloud, Wall Market, the Seventh Heaven Eggs and Chips, a Moogle dessert and an Aerith parfait.

Hey everybody! I have branched out my comfort zone this year with video games playing both Hollow Knights and all modern Resident Evil games. I have noticed that FF VII Remake for the Switch 2 is $25 at Walmart. So I beg the question: should I get Final Fantasy VII Remake?

Instead of asking you guys guessing what final fantasy 7 character. I'm making into a plushie well a mini plushie. I decided to give up on the microwave thing. I'm probably going to turn the microwave into like a bar and table stool and stuff or clouds motorcycle 🏍️. I'm just going to give you guys some updates on. some of the plushies that I am working on clouds hair this is how I'm do his hair is by cutting up fabrics into small triangles. and sewing those tiny triangles together into like a cone shape. and also the other character that you guys did get some really good guesses. but this one is actually Marlene. the hair is a little messy I am still trying to try to get it down flat.

Costa del Sol's greatest achievement.

BROOOOO! 😂🏖️

Hey I’m new to this community and wanted to see if anybody had or know someone who makes any art of Cloud similar to this one of Tifa. I tried looking on this artists page but couldn’t find anything. Anything would help. Thanks.

Until this morning I was an exclusive keyboard and mouse player (finished Remake Integrade + DLC with KB&M). The synergy system pushed me over the edge to but a controller. I'm having a tough time using a controller in my first few hours, I have a few questions:

1) Should I fight the urge to rebind mappings? In my first hour I have some trouble with the A button (Xbox style controller) being the Tactical Menu, to me having it set to attack or dodge would seem better. But since there so much more moves to learn maybe changing them now will screw me over later when combining what I leaned with new moves and tactics.

2) Why are there so many binds for the tactical menu? Its right trigger, left trigger and A. Are the triggers contextual and used for other stuff later on or something? Or should I see this as free real-estate to rebind other actions there as i see fit?

3) Any other tips for learning or button bindings on a controller for a complete controller noob? I'm now doing simulator fights to get the hang of things.

oh... that's sad...

I added a little Kingdom hearts character. in there sorry for my bad writing on the paper.

I've largely been okay with all the new OST stuff that skew more adventurey but the Fern Gully-ass music from Gongaga is driving me insane.

Don't get me wrong, I've loved all the remakes up til now so don't peg me for one of those irrational haters but what's worse is how amazing the music around that region is in the original.

On That Day 5 Years Ago and Anxious Heart are so good and make the scenes so melancholic and memorable. Now it's just like open world adventure music!

I'm sure this is not a super original opinion but I really miss more contemplative music.

So what is the best VR battle for training your combos. High HP (so its over in a few strikes and staggers..., slow not to much to dodge or damage etc.

I just want to wail on a dude so i can get some back to back practice battles in. First time playing anything with a controller on PC...

YOUTUBE LINK!!!

I posted this in the modding discord the other day, and was gonna wait until a bit closer to release (anywhere between late October to early November), and until I polished its Remake counterpart to share it wider, but that beautiful post of a father working on his own version and playing alongside his daughter came out of left field and got the train rolling for co-op. So I figured now is the best time to deliver a double whammy and let the community know that one way or another, both these games (and Revelation), will be getting the co-op mode they’ve been crying out for. Rest assured.

As for the use of AI in coding this, let me elaborate for some of you: Reverse engineering single player games to add any form of multiplayer functionality is among the most grueling forms of software engineering you can do. This is the perfect use of LLMs and without that you were never going to see a mod like this, anywhere near this polished for multiple players. I had to dig into so many aspects of the game from rendering, to enemy AI… almost every mechanic you can think of (besides those mini games…) to make sure it actually feels like it was made to be multiplayer. And even with that, it has taking me months to bug test and polish this up. No one was going to do this for free and pour years of their life PER GAME into the job.

Got questions, shoot them my way please.

PS: While Rebirth is quite a bit more demanding than Remake, any stutters/sudden frame drops is probably the result of my mad busy PC. That being said, yes this can be a pretty demanding mod and some of you with lower end PCs should expect to cap the FPS and some settings lower than you might be used to. Or consider software such as Lossless Scaling, or even renting a cloud PC.

Not quite sure how this glitch happened. Maybe King Zu pushed it into the walls and it glitched up there. Eventually came back down

Basically as the title says, I'm finally starting on ps5, I played the demo when it came out and am just now getting to starting after beating ff16. Any tips and tricks welcome. I've already fixed the camera and such as that was a big turn off for me in the demo.

About to play the original FFVII before Revelations

The question is, which version/port?

Vanilla PS1?

Steam?

Mods?

For what it's worth, I'm not a purist. I'm okay with a modern version that's not totally faithful to the original graphics/gameplay.

I've heard some talking in the past how the Stream version was controversial because of the graphics upgrades.

I'm able to play on PS1 (🦆station Android) or on Steam.