Final Fantasy VII - Advent Children
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Re: Final Fantasy VII - Advent Children
Posted by Gorbachev on Thu May 13th at 11:24pm 2004


The game has many meanings depending on how you take it. I've seen all those flashbacks etc. But I thought he was a cool character. [addsig]



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Re: Final Fantasy VII - Advent Children
Posted by omegaslayer on Fri May 14th at 2:02am 2004


? posted by ReNo
Shinra rebuilt the town to cover it up, and hired actors to populate the town if I remember correctly. Thats why none of the people there remember who Cloud is - they didn't live there until after he had left.

I've never played Kindgom Hearts, should really get around to it sometime.

Thanks only makes me shutter at how evil Shinra really is, and in my opinion the future will resemble a bit of the FF7 senario (Midgar and all).

As for kingdom hearts, its really good (if you like action/rpg), and since they are making a sequal to it in the mere future.

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Re: Final Fantasy VII - Advent Children
Posted by ReNo on Fri Dec 10th at 6:04pm 2004


Sorry for bringing back this old thread, but for anybody who is interested you can view the new trailer with sound and all at the Square website. If you take this direct link to the flash file you can view the trailer at a larger size than the site normally forces as well...

http://www.square-enix.co.jp/dvd/ff7ac/ff7ac_main.swf
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Re: Final Fantasy VII - Advent Children
Posted by Myrk- on Fri Dec 10th at 6:58pm 2004


On the note of strange games or anime films, did you all know that theres a feature film of Neon Genesis Evangelion being made? As in real life filming. Its budget is said to be about the same as Matrix 3 (100 million ish). Should be damn sweet, but its not out till like 2007 or 2009... :-/ [addsig]



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Re: Final Fantasy VII - Advent Children
Posted by omegaslayer on Fri Dec 10th at 7:52pm 2004


Ive actually been here before, but I gave up on it since I cant read japanese (I really gotta work on that)
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