View Full Version : PC FF7 over PSX FF7?
Niku-Sama
04-06-2008, 04:06 AM
in all honesty which one is going to be worth more?
and how much would the PC ver. be worth?
i have a PC copy that was a pack in, probally with a video card or something, so its in a funky envlope thing.
Sothy
04-06-2008, 04:24 AM
pc stuff is never worth more.
Not to say it isnt more uncommon, just how the collector market works.
They are both hideously common though. The value is more in what a newcomer fanboy of a mediocre game is willing to pay.
Kitsune Sniper
04-06-2008, 11:59 AM
pc stuff is never worth more.
Not to say it isnt more uncommon, just how the collector market works.
They are both hideously common though. The value is more in what a newcomer fanboy of a mediocre game is willing to pay.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Though, the PC version's price fluctuates depending on the version being sold. The Eidos triangular style is worth much more than the DVD-case cash-in European release, for instance.
skaar
04-06-2008, 12:29 PM
Plus the damn PC version wasn't clocked - so the escape from Midgar on a P4 means you drive into a wall the second you start.
Daria
04-06-2008, 01:55 PM
Plus the damn PC version wasn't clocked - so the escape from Midgar on a P4 means you drive into a wall the second you start.
I had that problem with grim fandango. Running it over GTA III did the trick though. :P
Kitsune Sniper
04-06-2008, 03:11 PM
Plus the damn PC version wasn't clocked - so the escape from Midgar on a P4 means you drive into a wall the second you start.
Tried using some of the unofficial patches? Maybe that fixes the problem.
I had that problem with grim fandango. Running it over GTA III did the trick though. :P
Weird, I had no issues playing through Grim Fandango and I have a P4 3.2GHz.
Jorpho
04-07-2008, 08:00 AM
Weird, I had no issues playing through Grim Fandango and I have a P4 3.2GHz.
For Grim Fandango, at least, LucasArts released an official patch that fixed the elevator puzzle (which originally was too fast on powerful computers). Perhaps it was already incorporated in the version you were playing.