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Our First Final Fantasy VII Game Club Chat Is Complete
UPDATE:
Today's live chat has concluded. Thanks for joining us, everyone! We hope to see you next time. We'll be discussing the rest of Final Fantasy VII's disc one content on February 25 and 26. See you then!
Original Story:
A few weeks back, we announced our inaugural outing for the GI Game Club: a playthrough of the classic JRPG, Final Fantasy VII. We’ve been playing right along with you, and later today you can watch or listen to the Game Informer show for our first full discussion about the game. Tim Turi, Ben Hanson, Joe Juba, and I sat down for a lengthy conversation where we discussed the game and fielded emails you sent to us on the topic in recent weeks.
That said, we also want to involve you directly in the discussion, so we’ve planned a text live chat for Friday, February 12, from 3pm to 4pm Central time. Like in the podcast, we’ll be discussing the first several hours of Final Fantasy VII, up to the point in the story where the characters depart Midgar. And we want you to share what you think!
If you’ve been playing along with us, or if Final Fantasy VII is just one of your favorite games, we hope you’ll join us. We’ll post a link to the live chat shortly before 3pm on Friday.
Hope to see you there!
And don’t worry. If you can’t make it to this first conversation, we’ll continue to discuss Final Fantasy VII in the coming weeks. To join in next time, play through the end of Disc 1, which takes you up to the end of the City of the Ancients sequence of the story. We’ll discuss that section of the game on February 25 and 26.
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