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Aug 5, 2020 51 min

38. NewNerdNormal - Final Fantasy 7 Remake

from Character Progression Hosted by Dan Brown

When people discuss the greatest video games of all time, there are a few names you always hear. The Last of Us, Super Mario World, Skyrim, Chrono Trigger, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and of course...Final Fantasy 7 (or Final Fantasy VII to our Roman numeral loving friends). This game not only introduced RPG games to millions of new fans around the world, but it also popularized the genre to the point that it's still successful today! Recently, Square Enix gave us a remake that has rewritten the book on what this classic Playstation game means to us all. So strap in as we go over all that's new and awesome about the Final Fantasy 7 Remake!

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