RIP Your Battery Life: Final Fantasy 7 Out Now for iOS Devices

Nostalgia on the go!

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Welp. Your poor phone will never know what hit it. Final Fantasy 7 is now available on your iOS device so you can wreck Sephiroth’s day while you’re on-the-go. Isn’t that handy? What’s even more neat is that you can now share Final Fantasy 7 with your little ones without having to go through the pain of eBaying a $100.00 copy of FF7 for PlayStation. You just hand them the iPad and let them go to town.

Can you see it now? A whole new generation of kids walking around, saying, “Um, actually, it’s Aerith. Thanks.” We truly live in exciting times.

FF7 is available on the App Store for $19.99. Oof.

(via The Verge)

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