Final Fantasy 7 has long been a standard among my friends and me.  I have nothing but fond memories of sitting in my friend Kev’s house nightly, racing Chocobos, wandering around the Gold Saucer, and bitching about the constant random encounters.  He even figured out early game capture (he rigged a VCR to record while we played).  Well, now we can do it all over again, turn off random encounters (for a more direct story experience), jack up all character stats to max, and take screen shots as we go (no more VHS tapes to worry about!) with the release of FF 7 on all Android devices.

Running for $15.99 (USD) on the Google Play Store, it can be had quite easily.

From Square Enix:

“Features for the mobile edition include:
●      Simple and comfortable virtual controller design for a clear view of the action
●      The ability to choose between virtual analog or fixed four-way digital control pad options
●      Adjustable opacity of on-screen controls through the configuration menu
●      An enemy encounter option that allows players to enjoy the storyline uninterrupted. While enemy encounters are turned off, players can still enjoy the story event battles.
●      A Max Stats command that enables players to become all-powerful in the blink of an eye.”

This version, as well as the previously released iOS, PC, and Playstation 3 versions are all available now.  For more information, please visit Square Enix here.