Every Final Fantasy 7 Fan MUST Play This Game! [FF7 NES]

In this video essay we will take a look at the legacy of Final Fantasy VII's multimedia art direction and how it, eventually, lead to the Remake and a pair of bootlegged demakes for the Famicom. We will examine the affect FF7 for the NES and its ROM Hack, Advent Children, had on the perception of Final Fantasy 7 as a wider cultural phenomenon.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:35 - The Pure Playthrough
02:49 - The Final Fantasy VII *Demake*?
04:31 - The Initial Spark
05:55 - Lick The Bootleg
07:14 - The Culprits & Their Crimes
09:21 - Broadening Midgar's Horizons
11:10 - Remaking the Demake
13:23 - FF7 is messy... And I love it!
15:11 - Outro



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