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Final Fantasy VII (2012)

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There is no single recommended PC version to play, as each versions has their advantages and disadvantages.

Windows

Final Fantasy VII (2012)

Final Fantasy VII (2012) is a rerelease of the original Windows release from 1998.
New features include:[1]
  • Patching to work on modern operating systems.
  • Purchasable'Character Booster', which increases HP, MP and Gil levels to maximum.
  • Cloud save game support.
  • Online profile and achievements.
Obstructive SecuROM DRM, install limits, online activation
Virtually no difference from the Final Fantasy VII (1998).[2]

Availability

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This version has been confirmed to be exclusive for the SQUARE ENIX Store only.[3]

Improvements

No mods have been released yet (in contrast to Final Fantasy VII (1998) which has a mature mod scene).

Video Settings

Final Fantasy VII (2012) video settings menu from TruePCGaming.

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No visual enhancements over Final Fantasy VII (1998).

System Requirements

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Final Fantasy VII (1998)

Many issues with running on modern machines which require community patching.
Thriving mod scene.

Improvements

Bootleg Configurator is the best way to install mods.
Multiple mod packs such as Final Fantasy VII Ultima Edition and Final Fantasy VII Remix have been released, but they are quickly made out of date by current mod development.[4]

Bootleg Configurator

This utility is a download and install manager for mods.
Full playthrough using Bootleg Configurator can be viewed on EQ2Alyza's channel.

System Requirements

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Final Fantasy VII (PS1)

The game has been well-supported for PlayStation emulation since its release on Windows systems.
Less issues when compared to Final Fantasy VII (1998 and less DRM than Final Fantasy VII (2012).
No option to mod.


References