If you're looking for Final Fantasy 7 with terrible (well, even worse) graphics, you probably will be.

The graphics are all terrible, nothing like FF7's

The graphics are first rate (inevitable from Square), the battle system improved, and the dialogue much cleaner

Its roots were pretty basic, but many gamers remember fondly their first adventures in Final Fantasy with those cute 8 bit graphics

Normal mode on FF1, in Origins, should really be the easy mode it has on it.-The "improved graphics" I mentioned should really be down here

Although graphics have been updated significantly, they still retain their old look, so unless you don't mind bad graphics, you might want to leave this page now.

Anyway, in addition to improved graphics, there are also new features, such as an ingame monster guide, updated with every battle, an item guide, updated with every found item, and an art gallery, updated when you get a certain amount of monsters and/or items.

The graphics are sharper and cleaner, which doesn't give it the NES feel, but definitely a Playstation type of game.

Other enhancements to the game include a bestiary, item list, an improved world map, an artwork gallery, and much improved graphics and music, with some fairly nice spell effects.

The graphics have improved quite a bit, and while some may wax nostalgic for the old days, I think that the overhaul makes the whole enterprise easier on the eyes.3

The graphics are first rate (inevitable from Square), the battle system improved, and the dialogue much cleaner

The graphics from the original Final Fantasy to this Playstation version is quite improved.

Each of these games, redesigned and remastered for the PlayStation, which also works on PS2 and PS3, are great, have slightly remixed soundtracks, that old-style, turn-based RPG feel, slightly improved graphics, and new to this version, a difficulty selection menu for Easy or Normal, and also new, secrets to unlock, some unlocking after your first completion of the game

Too long have I waited, merely hoping for the square team to realize that the original game needed to be redone with improved graphics.

This one captures the age-old feel of the series with the revamped look and tight storyline, without the over-the-top graphics.

If you're looking for Final Fantasy 7 with terrible (well, even worse) graphics, you probably will be.

The bad graphics didn't bother me too much, because it's the story line of a game that I'm interested in

If the bad graphics don't bother you, then this compilation is a great addition to your collection, since, if you have bought every Final Fantasy game released for PS2 and PS1, you will have all but three, which tells us what will be next in all likelyhood.

The graphics are MUCH better than FF2, showing that FF2 was more of an add on than something they really put their heart into

Great game, the graphics are good, the music too, and the gameplay is awesome, i recommend to everybody, buy this game !!!

Game play 10A ten you say, well it shouldn't surprise you, because not only do these games have great stories, graphics, all of those good things, without game play it would just seem like a book

The bad graphics didn't bother me too much, because it's the story line of a game that I'm interested in

ill give the graphics a 4/5 because they arent the greatest graphics, but the cg was added on

It was a step in the right direction for the characters, but to be honest, there wasn't much difference between your three as well as

For Final Fantasy the battles are like they used to be, you go, they go, you go again, but it is nowhere near as slow as it use to be

It also have many remarkable locations, and in this section you can clearly see the difference between the old version and the new version, as well as in battles where everything just looks better and more polised, there's also some cool FMV in it.2

If you loved Final Fantasy I when it first came out and have been itching to play it again, ignore this review and buy this right away