With that being said, multiple characters in the original and remake of Final Fantasy 7 managed to recognize Cloud for who he truly was, and after seeing his willingness to protect others and save ...

Especially in the recent releases of Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebirth, the importance of Aerith for both the game's plot ...

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth’s Best Swords For Cloud These blades will make Cloud a stronger and more versatile fighter—they won’t help with the boy’s memory issues though ...

This is what it was like for me to play the original Final Fantasy 7 after playing FF7 Remake and see what happens to Aerith and Cloud. Somehow, I didn’t know the game’s biggest spoilers even ...

FF7 Remake brings a few elements from later in the FF7 story to the forefront--like Cloud's visions. In the original game, as he approaches Reactor 1 to set the bomb, Cloud hears a voice that ...

You cannot play as Cloud in Crisis Core FF7 Reunion. While Cloud does show up about halfway through the story and plays an integral role in Zack’s journey, he’s not actually playable.

How to Unlock Tifa Dress Options in FF7 Remake In FF7 Remake, players can unlock a scene with Tifa where she asks Cloud what outfit would suit her on a night out. This scene, called “Alone at ...

Here's how to get all the different dresses for Cloud during Chapter 9 of FF7 Remake. By Matt Espineli and Phil Hornshaw on April 28, 2020 at 6:47PM PDT. Comments. Where to buy.

FF7 Rebirth’s Character Folios, Explained Cloud and the gang gotta fill out their Folios if they want to take the fight to Mr. Mommy Issues and his big sword ...

Cloud is unlocked at level 60 meaning that anyone getting the base pass will need to play for many hours to unlock him. Conversely, paying for the Premium Prize Pass unlocks him instantly.

Where to Get New Clothes for Cloud in Crisis Core FF7 Reunion. In chapter 9 of Crisis Core, as Zack attempts to escape Nibelheim with Cloud, they hide out at Shinra Manor, and Zack decides that he ...

In the original Final Fantasy 7, Aerith represents the idea that no world can be saved from calamity without cost. In FF7 Rebirth, that message is a lot muddier.