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Final Fantasy VII: Cloud's Quest

File Name ff7.zip

Directory TI-89 BASIC Games

Description This is the story that happens after the popular Final Fantasy VII game for the playstation. The character graphics look close enough to the game, and it has a decent plot.

Author Hiryu Rhys

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File Last Modified 6/15/2005

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TI-Freakware's Review Graphics: 9/10 ;These are simple graphics, but it does the game justice
Replay Value: 7/10 ;While this game takes a while to beat, you may only play through a couple times.
Controls: 8/10 ;The only problem was pressing app for the in-game menu...
Storyline: 7/10 ;Great stroyline, though the game is fairly small...
Difficulty: 9.5/10 ;This game is extremly hard, because of the battles.

Summary: This game is true to FFVII. It uses the materia system, and has the limit breaker charge use just like in the original. The game is fast, but it relies on pictures and expr files. It uses picture files that shows which town you are in, and the pictures are of high quality.

The main complaint that I have for this game is that there is nothing to offset the overworld maps. Unless you come across a town, you are looking at a blank screen with Cloud in it.

Final Fantasy VII: Cloud's Quest
File Name	ff7.zip
Directory	TI-89 BASIC Games
Description	This is the story that happens after the popular Final Fantasy VII game for the playstation. The character graphics look close enough to the game, and it has a decent plot.
Author	Hiryu Rhys
Downloads
File Last Modified	6/15/2005
Screenshots
TI-Freakware's Review	Graphics: 9/10 ;These are simple graphics, but it does the game justice Replay Value: 7/10 ;While this game takes a while to beat, you may only play through a couple times. Controls: 8/10 ;The only problem was pressing app for the in-game menu... Storyline: 7/10 ;Great stroyline, though the game is fairly small... Difficulty: 9.5/10 ;This game is extremly hard, because of the battles. Summary: This game is true to FFVII. It uses the materia system, and has the limit breaker charge use just like in the original. The game is fast, but it relies on pictures and expr files. It uses picture files that shows which town you are in, and the pictures are of high quality. The main complaint that I have for this game is that there is nothing to offset the overworld maps. Unless you come across a town, you are looking at a blank screen with Cloud in it.