#Final fantasy vii pc update

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#Final fantasy vii pc update

The PC version of the guide does update the controls, but appears to still be based on the PlayStation version in terms of content as it does not update the screenshots and still uses the PlayStation localization: The instance of the original guide erroneously referring to 'Corral Valley Cave' as 'Corel Valley Cave' has been changed to 'Corral Valley Cave'-despite the PC version of the game changing the location name from 'Corral Valley Cave' to 'Corel Valley Cave'. Though there are no official alternatives, the guide has often been compared to Versus Books The Completely Unauthorized Final Fantasy VII Ultimate Guide. The BradyGames guide was the only official English guide released for Final Fantasy VII ( Piggyback Interactive had not yet been established), and is therefore the wiki's source of various names not otherwise listed in game, such as the Kalm traveler. The guide is infamous for containing errors, and creating the capitalization misconception of Weapon (WEAPON). The guide was reformatted a third time with Prima's Final Fantasy Box Set, with its content closer to the original version of the guide. A retooled version of the guide was released as Final Fantasy VII Now for the PC Official Strategy Guide (also known as Final Fantasy VII for the PC Strategy Guide). The Official Final Fantasy VII Strategy Guide is an English strategy guide for Final Fantasy VII written by David Cassady and published by BradyGames.