My favorite game of all time!
If you owe the PC version of FFVII, and are a first-time player, mods are key to getting the most worthwhile experience from this PC port. You will absolutely want to ensure that the music, sound effects, etc. are fixed and you aren't listening to the much inferior midi soundtrack. You can also install graphics mods if you so choose, although I will always have a nostalgic tie to the blocky, Lego-style graphics of the OG.
For FFVII veterans, I highly recommend Sega Chief's New Threat Mod - this contains new content, bosses, side quests, challenge, etc. It made me feel like I was playing FFVII for the first time again! So much love and effort was put into it, and it shows! Surprises are aplenty, and while the experience is that same familiar FFVII you all know and love, it is truly a unique and fresh playthrough of one of the greatest games of all time!
If you consider yourself a diehard FFVII fan, pay your respects and play it (link below)! :)
http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=14938.0
If you owe the PC version of FFVII, and are a first-time player, mods are key to getting the most worthwhile experience from this PC port. You will absolutely want to ensure that the music, sound effects, etc. are fixed and you aren't listening to the much inferior midi soundtrack. You can also install graphics mods if you so choose, although I will always have a nostalgic tie to the blocky, Lego-style graphics of the OG.
For FFVII veterans, I highly recommend Sega Chief's New Threat Mod - this contains new content, bosses, side quests, challenge, etc. It made me feel like I was playing FFVII for the first time again! So much love and effort was put into it, and it shows! Surprises are aplenty, and while the experience is that same familiar FFVII you all know and love, it is truly a unique and fresh playthrough of one of the greatest games of all time!
If you consider yourself a diehard FFVII fan, pay your respects and play it (link below)! :)
http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=14938.0