Apr 17, 2015 VI Final Fantasy VI is the sixth installment in the Final Fantasy series, first released in 1994.

Buy FINAL FANTASY VIII as a Steam Key. It is a time of war. Galbadia, a Global Superpower, has declared war on Dollet, a country whose training academy is home to two personalities: the hot-headed Seifer and the 'lone wolf', Squall Leonhart. Both are equally at conflict with each other as their country is with Galbadia; to others, Squall appears lacking in team spirit, while Seifer lacks the discipline of his rival.

However, a chance encounter with the free-spirited Rinoa Heartilly turns Squall's universe upside down; having thrived on discipline, Squall find the carefree Rinoa fascinating. He also begins to dream that he is Laguna Loire, a Galbadian army soldier Meanwhile, a sorceress manipulates the most powerful men in Galbadia. Will Squall and his party succeed in defeating this maniacal sorceress and saving their world? What part does the mysterious Laguna play?

Only you can decide what happens next, as the greatest Role Playing Adventure of all time returns. Features Fantasy VIII • Magic Booster: When Magic Booster is used, the player’s inventory of the following spells is increased by 100: Cure, Cura, Curaga, Fire, Fira, Blizzard, Blizzara, Thunder, Thundara, Sleep, Blind, Silence, Berserk, Bio, Esuna, Aero, Confuse, Break, Zombie(This feature can be used from the launcher).

• Chocobo World: This version of FFVIII includes the full game “Chocobo World” that was released as a separate application for previous versions. It is possible to play “Chocobo World” directly from the launcher after booting up FFVIII and by fulfilling certain specific conditions in the main game you will also be able to synchronise data between the two games. System Requirements von FINAL FANTASY VIII System Requirements Windows OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7/8 (32/64-bit) CPU: 1Core CPU 2GHz + RAM: 1024MB+ HDD: 3.52 GB.

'There ain't no gettin' offa this train we're on!' Final Fantasy VII is the in the series. It's one of the most famous games of all time, as it helped extend console into the West's mainstream gamer community and was seen as the 's in its battle against Sega and Nintendo. In 2013 it was released in downloadable form on Steam. The game's story begins in the metropolis of Midgar. The city's prosperity has soared thanks to the electricity supplied by the and their Mako Reactors. A known as AVALANCHE — who believe Mako Reactors are sucking the very from the planet and will eventually bleed the world dry — has launched a violent offensive against the company and the Mako Reactors in an attempt to galvanize the less-fortunate portion of Midgar into action.

Cloud Strife, a former member of Shinra's elite private army SOLDIER, has joined AVALANCHE as a mercenary for hire. Alongside AVALANCHE leader Barrett Wallace and childhood friend Tifa Lockhart, Cloud begins to dig into the layers of corruption that permeate Shinra. The group discovers many of Shinra's secrets, including human experimentation and a plot to kidnap Aerith Gainsborough, a young woman believed to be of the mysterious. The fight against Shinra changes completely with the reappearance of Sephiroth, a legendary SOLDIER who has been AWOL for years and is now blazing a trail of death across the entire world. Cloud senses the threat Sephiroth poses, and in an attempt to save the world — as well as get some answers to — leads his allies in pursuit of his former comrade. Squaresoft (now ) published Final Fantasy VII on Sony's PlayStation console after a falling-out with Nintendo over the latter's extreme censorship policies (as well as a reported refusal to move away from the industry-standard ROM cartridge, which severely limited the scope of a game).

Sony was more than willing to permit more 'mature' content on its systems; coupled with the storage capacity of the CD-ROM format, this proved to be much more accommodating to Square's design philosophy than Nintendo's restrictions. Few people completely grasp the plot during the first playthrough; even for a RPG, this game can get. This is not helped by the, whose errors range from horrific spelling/grammar errors ('This guy are sick') to outright misinformation ('Attack while the tail is up'). The PC version corrected almost all of these errors, but also sanitized the game by censoring the most major expletives and having Barret generally speak normal English rather than Ebonics.

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•: Aerith's face in the opening and closing cutscenes of the game. This has led some to theorize the whole game is a vision she's having before any of it takes place. If true, it means she knows she's going to die but.

• • /: The final final duel with Sephiroth. He can't kill you, and your attacks automatically kill him.

Even if you wait long enough for him to hit you, you automatically counterattack and defeat him anyway. •: • The WEAPONs: Emerald and Ruby. • Lost Number in the Shinra Mansion gets you Vincent, as well as the Odin summon and Red XIII's ultimate limit break. • The five pagoda bosses in Wutai get you Leviathan summon and Yuffie's ultimate limit break. • Snow in the Great Glacier is difficult to find, and for beating her you get the Alexander summon. •: Numerous enemies in the Sunken Gelnika and in the Northern Crater. •: The Battle Arena.

•: Schizo, Carry Armour, Proud Clod, Helletic Hojo, Emerald Weapons, Jenova-Synthesis, and Bizarro Sephiroth. • /: Ultimate WEAPON, which runs away after the first, and only mandatory, fight against it in Mideel. The player is then given the option of fighting it again. It must be fought several times with it running away each time after it's taken a certain amount of damage.

•: Sapphire WEAPON. Diamond WEAPON was this in the original Japanese version, but an actual fight against him was added when the game went international. • /: Ruby and Emerald WEAPON, who have eight hundred thousand and one million hp, respectively, and you are only able to do 9999 at once, typical strategies for beating them involve using the summon a couple dozen times. The fight against Emerald WEAPON takes place underwater; you have to either kill it in, or undergo a simple sidequest to allow you to. Since that isn't very long against something with as many hp as Emerald WEAPON, most people go for the sidequest. • •: Three of the four boss fights against the Turks involve fighting two or three of them at once.

•: Cloud and Rufus, Barret and Dyne, Yuffie and the Pagoda, and of course, Cloud and Sephiroth. •: Bizzaro Sephiroth and note Sepher Sephiroth. • • During the final battle with Sephiroth, you can switch your party members. • The game, but it's keeping track of how well you do in the fight against Jenova immediately before you fight Sephiroth. If you barely scrape by, the game takes pity on you, and you fight Sephiroth with only one party, which makes this a very straightforward boss fight. If you bring the hurt and totally wreck Jenova's stuff, you have to split your equipment and materia three ways; having one team defeat Sephiroth's left arm, one team for the right arm, and one team for his core. Which will heal the arms back if you take too long.

And if you used the on it, the final boss gets a boost to its HP. And what's even worse, the numerous parties need to be properly equipped, but once you beat the boss, your main party goes straight on to the battle without giving you a chance to swap equipment in-between. • It's also made worse that if one of your team gets taken down, instant, even if it's not the team fighting the core (which fights Sephiroth's final form). •: H0512 fights with three H0512 samples. Rufus fights with Dark Nation.

Gi Nattak fights with two Soul Fires. Hojo's first form fights with a Bad Rap Sample and a Poodler Sample.

•: Schizo, the two headed dragon in the Icicle Cave. This mandatory boss fight was added to the American version of the game for no apparent reason. You can steal a Protect Ring from it, but other than that it has no bearing on the rest of the game whatsoever. • The Red Dragon that attacks the party in the Temple of the Ancients comes out of nowhere as well.

•: The optional fights against Ultimate Weapon are fought from the deck of the Highwind. Reno has to be fought twice with two optional fights, Rude has to be fought once with two optional fights, JENOVA has to be fought four times in different forms, Ultimate WEAPON has to be fought once and then becomes an optional boss which has to be fought several times to defeat. •: Hundred Gunner and Heli Gunner in Shinra Tower, Hojo's three forms on the Sister Ray, the Northern Crater platform bosses and JENOVA-Synthesis, and Sephiroth's two forms.

•: The Turks in the sunken Gelnika will not appear if you've already had your final fight with them while stopping Sister Ray, which can also be avoided since it gives you the option not to fight. •: Emerald Weapon. You have 20 minutes to defeat it since the battle takes place, unless you complete a sidequest to obtain the, which removes the time limit. •: Emerald Weapon. •: Motor Ball, the boss following the motorcycle chase sequence. •: Guard Scorpion in the reactor in the introductory sequence • Air Buster in the Sector 5 reactor is, somehow, even more of a pushover. •: Cloud and Aerith.

Subverted in that, boy meets girl, then. •: Vincent Valentine, who would go on to star in his own game. Same for Zack. •: Right before the Temple of the Ancients is a lighthearted date scene. The first new location visited on disc two is the rather peaceful Icicle Inn, which is host to a snowboarding minigame. •: While infiltrating Shinra tower, you overhear some comments from the staff about a stench in the boardroom.

Later on you learn why firsthand. •: The original game had an environmental message about the Lifestream and humans abusing the planet's natural resources to the point there was the chance Holy would see them as a threat and destroy the species. Materials set after the game, namely On The Way To A Smile, mention that people don't like using Mako anymore because they learned this message. Instead the more 'environmentally friendly' fuel of choice people are turning to is.. •: To an extent, both Tifa and Aerith are this towards Cloud •: Halfway through the game, you get a and are told to give it to someone else for safekeeping. Everyone but Barret or Red XIII/Nanaki declines to accept it. •: Both subverted and played straight; at a couple times in the game, you lose Cloud for a while, to be replaced by Tifa and Cid.

Outside of this, however, you truly can't drop the hero. •: Between Tifa and Scarlet, on top of a cannon during an attack by a huge monster while your team hijacks an airship. • • Referenced directly by Rude in regards to both Rufus and Tseng in Advent Children Complete when Reno hopes that their two missing partners are still alive. 'Tseng is just like the president. They're kinda like cats. Nine lives, y'know?' • Cait Sith sacrifices his body so you can get the.

His new body shows up again within 20 seconds, complete with his equipment and materia. •: The Compilation. •: Cid's Highwind •: Life, death and rebirth. •: Vincent's Level 3 limit break Hellmasker. Also one of Barret's weapons. •: In one sidequest, Cloud and the gang pursue Yuffie to Wutai after she steals all of their Materia, where they find several members of the Turks hanging out in a bar. Fortunately, are currently on leave and aren't interested in pursuing their conflict with Cloud.

•: The game is packed with the Chekhov's Tropes. • The white materia is introduced in the beginning of the game, but you don't know what it does until the end of Disc 2. • The Sector 7 pillar. • Red XIII's tattoo. • The oxygen tank on the Shinra No. 26 spaceship.

• /: Numerous characters appear or are mentioned before an important plot point about them is revealed later. • Sephiroth, who first receives a few brief mentions a fair while before his true significance is understood.

• The Ancients, or the Cetra, are also mentioned numerous times before their true significance is understood. • Aerith's first boyfriend, first briefly mentioned in the Midgar playground.

The connection the events at Nibelheim can be easily missed if the player doesn't stop at Gongaga (or if they do but don't have Aerith in the party) and meet his parents, revealing his actual name. • One of the in Cloud's flashbacks accompanying him and Sephiroth. • The mysterious voice talking to Cloud while he's unconscious. • The men in Nibelheim in black cloaks. • Reeve, JENOVA, Hojo, Ifalna, Red XIII's grandfather, Professor Gast, Dyne, Red XIII's father, Cait Sith •: • Sephiroth in the main game, who successfully manages to trick the party into acquiring the Black Materia and bringing it to him.

• Rufus Shinra, in, manages to pull the wool over Kadaj's eyes for the entire movie. Given his status in the game, it really shouldn't come as any surprise. •: As is a tradition with the Final Fantasy series, the Chest Monster is present in two areas: • The first one is in the Shinra Mansion in Nibelheim.

One of the second floor rooms (the one across from the bedroom Cloud sleeps in in the flashback at Kalm) has a safe in it with a number lock (the numbers are hidden in various parts of the mansion). When one attempts to open this safe, Cloud says, ' ', and gives you the option to back away (consider it and make sure you heal and save the game outside of town). Trying the safe forces the player to put the combination in order in 30 seconds (you'll blow it if you scroll past a right number), and success rewards the player with a boss fight against Lost Number, a monster in the safe. This is one of the candidates for, but if the team is successful at killing it, they get Red XIII's Limited Moon manual as the item drop, the Odin summon materia, which pops out of the safe, and most importantly, the key to a side room in the basement; the team MUST beat this boss and retrieve this key to get to Vincent and recruit him into the party. • The other is towards the end of the Ancient Temple.

In the room with the clock, Cloud can arrange the hands to form a bridge to up to two doors. Doors 1 and 3 lead to booby-trapped treasure chests that each contain an enemy group exclusive to them (Door 1 has a Jemnezmy and a duo of Toxic Frogs at her side while Door 3 has a pair of 8 Eye blob enemies that can suck your health rapidly; all of them are very weak against Bio).

Oh, and getting hit by the second hand dumps you into a pit, forces you to fight a pair of Ancient Dragons that surround you, and send you back to near the start of the dungeon (you'll find Cloud's Nail Bat weapon in this pit). •: You can go this route with Cloud. •: One of Cid's has him do this. •: Cloud and all.