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Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade PC Review - A Brilliant Yet Simple Port
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thegamer.comThere’s something magical about Final Fantasy 7. Perhaps it’s the nostalgia, or the way in which it weaves a tale of environmental destruction and the consequences of corporate greed. It’s a timeless masterpiece, and the ambitious remake only serves to heighten this lofty standing. After launching as a PS4 exclusive and receiving a fanciful upgrade on PS5, the JRPG has finally landed on PC with a surprising lack of bombast.
Announced during The Game Awards out of nowhere, the long-awaited PC
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