Final Fantasy 7 was a different kind of blockbuster ...Middle East

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Up front: I have never played Final Fantasy 7. I'm one of those unbearable hipsters who has only played 12, and won't shut up about it. But with the new game out, I've discovered that I have fond memories of FF7, this massive game that I have never played. Also: although I didn't play it, there was a period, around its release, when I was super into the idea of it. And I watched it a lot once it was out. And these memories and how odd they are have made me realise that games have changed a lot over the years, and FF7 marks one of the really big changes.I played computer games as a kid and video games quite a bit as a teen, but I checked out somewhere in the 16-bit era because there were oth

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