Who has two thumbs and just downloaded Final Fantasy VII from the PS Store.

**Mad Pino Rage** · 07-21-2009, 12:36 AM

This guy.

I think it was 10.00 just to download this game and relive the glory of superdeformed sprits. It comes with screens of the original manual, and looks great on high definition with the option to turn smoothing on or off. I really hope this can be transferred to the PSP or PS Go because that would give me an even bigger reason to get one.

I was checking out there selection and there are a lot of other classic PS games like Suikoden, Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, and Twisted Metal II that are worth less than 10 or 5 dollars.

**gismo** · 07-21-2009, 04:02 AM

Does it have Valkyrie Profile (if you are in the USA)? I doubt it will have, but I would be interested to know, and if so what price, for original copies of that game swap hands for upto and over $200.

**ShitFace** · 07-21-2009, 08:14 PM

can you buy it for like, 2 dollars in a second hand store now?
or download it and an emu for free?

**Nermy2k** · 07-21-2009, 08:27 PM

Originally Posted by ShitFace

can you buy it for like, 2 dollars in a second hand store now?

lol

**Mad Pino Rage** · 07-21-2009, 09:01 PM

Originally Posted by ShitFace

can you buy it for like, 2 dollars in a second hand store now?
or download it and an emu for free?

No. The game has been out of production for ages. Finding a playable copy in any store would be the equivalent of searching for the Holy Grail. A quick look on Amazon reveals new copies to be listed at $165.00 and used copies to be at $49.98. On E-Bay, bids are starting out at around $40 to $60 and are going up. You would also need to have a PSX or PS1 in playable condition with the memory card which the system could probably be purchased at a second hand store but good luck finding the memory card. If you still are sitting on your PS2 then you should be good to go. As for downloading or playing on an emulator, good luck finding a complete PC copy without glitches and a patch for XP, Vista, or Windows 7. Emulation has a whole list of considerations but simply put is not for everyone.

So that's my argument. I have a boner for FF7.

**Infernus** · 07-21-2009, 10:10 PM

spoiler

aeris dies

**ShitFace** · 07-22-2009, 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by Mad Pino Rage

No. The game has been out of production for ages. Finding a playable copy in any store would be the equivalent of searching for the Holy Grail. A quick look on Amazon reveals new copies to be listed at $165.00 and used copies to be at $49.98. On E-Bay, bids are starting out at around $40 to $60 and are going up. You would also need to have a PSX or PS1 in playable condition with the memory card which the system could probably be purchased at a second hand store but good luck finding the memory card. If you still are sitting on your PS2 then you should be good to go. As for downloading or playing on an emulator, good luck finding a complete PC copy without glitches and a patch for XP, Vista, or Windows 7. Emulation has a whole list of considerations but simply put is not for everyone.

So that's my argument. I have a boner for FF7.

well i'm sure it can't be that hard to find an emu.
my housemate did it last year and he barely knows what the internet is and knows nothing about computers.
he had it working in about a day.

**Killuminati** · 07-22-2009, 11:45 AM

The pc version of FFVII works very well on the computer and I have a ps1 emulator (pcsx or something) running on my xbox and that works great on my tv. It's nice because I get to use the s controller for xbox to play it.