It answers old questions and asks new ones
AfterAfter a mission early on in Final Fantasy VII Remake, Cloud Strife and his team decide to return home using an odd form of transportation: they jump off some scaffolding and parachute to the slums below.
It’s more dangerous than the train, but it provides one hell of a view. I’ve spent countless hours in the gritty metropolis of Midgar since the original Final Fantasy VII launched in 1997, but I had never seen anything like this. Soaring through the smoggy skies, staring at the vast expanse of humanity below, it really drove home just how much has changed over the last 23 years. This is the Midgar I’ve come to know. But it’s also so much more.
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