Denny
08-22-2005, 02:41 PM
The following a list I�ve put together listing of FFVII cameos made in other games. But if you can find any, I want you guys to try and track down some other cameos or slight references. Or, try and find some unofficial references, apparently there�s loads.
: Final Fantasy Tactics: (1997)
Cloud strife makes an appearance in FFT after his is transported trough time with magic to aid you in your quest. But in a certain scene in the game Cloud can be seen speaking with a �flower girl� that resembles Aeris. (See below)
http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/8459/safft38sy.gif
Also, some people have suggested that the FFT world is in fact Midgar in the far future. Ivalice, the FFT setting was once said to be highly technologically advanced, once Midgar perhaps?, it does say Cloud was transported from the past to Ivalic. Although this is just one of the many theories but worth noting.
:Ehrgeiz: (1999)
Ehrgeiz gives you a chance to play as a number of FFVII characters including Cloud, Tifa, Vincent, Sephiroth, Yuffie, Zack and a beast named Django that looks a lot like Red XIII. Additionally, in the RPG mode you can use materia (Fire, Ice, Thunder, Quake, Exit, and Ultima) and use armor that is used in FFVII.
Notably, while in RPG mode the hotel desk clerk mentions Cloud and Sephiroth while in the armourer�s shop a Buster sword can be seen on the wall.
:Kingdom Hearts: (2002)
Cid makes an appearance as a shop owner that helps you when you first get transported to Traverse town. Later, he`ll help you build �gummi ships� that enable you to travel to different worlds and let you build your own ships which in some cases give reference to other FF games.
Aerith also makes an appearance. With the aid of Yuffie and Squall(FFVIII) they help you to try and get back to there own worlds.
Cloud can be first seen as an enemy in the Olympus Coliseum in which you fight him. Manipulated by Hades, Cloud is forced to fight you but later becomes an ally. Sephiroth can also been seen in the Olympus Coliseum as a secret boss. Once again accompanied by the �Own winged angel� soundtrack, he�s a very unrelenting enemy.
:Itadaki Street Special: (2004)
Loosely similar to Monopoly, Itadaki Street contains boards to play on that are based on FFVII. These inlude Midgar and the Gold Saucer. Although it also contains characters such as Sephiroth, Cloud, Aerith and Tifa to use on the board.
:Other references:
�Rufus' Welcoming Ceremony� in FFIX
During one of the "Active Time Events" in Final Fantasy IX, Tantalus can be seen marching to a song played by the band which is none other than �Rufus' Welcoming Ceremony� song in FFVII.
Buster sword reference in FFIX
Also present in FFIX is a reference to Cloud Strife. In the city of Lindblum, Zidane can examine a large sword on the wall of the weapon shop. While doing so, he remarks that he remembers "a guy with spiky hair" who used such a sword. While the sword on the shop wall that he's referring to bears only a passing resemblance to the Buster Sword, the reference to Cloud is unmistakable.
Shinra in FFX
In FFX the youngest member of the Gullwings is an Al Bhed boy named Shinra. He is a very young inventor who creates a number of devices for Yuna and co. but more notably, in one scene he can be seen in the farplane wondering if the energy there could be used a power source.
: Final Fantasy Tactics: (1997)
Cloud strife makes an appearance in FFT after his is transported trough time with magic to aid you in your quest. But in a certain scene in the game Cloud can be seen speaking with a �flower girl� that resembles Aeris. (See below)
http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/8459/safft38sy.gif
Also, some people have suggested that the FFT world is in fact Midgar in the far future. Ivalice, the FFT setting was once said to be highly technologically advanced, once Midgar perhaps?, it does say Cloud was transported from the past to Ivalic. Although this is just one of the many theories but worth noting.
:Ehrgeiz: (1999)
Ehrgeiz gives you a chance to play as a number of FFVII characters including Cloud, Tifa, Vincent, Sephiroth, Yuffie, Zack and a beast named Django that looks a lot like Red XIII. Additionally, in the RPG mode you can use materia (Fire, Ice, Thunder, Quake, Exit, and Ultima) and use armor that is used in FFVII.
Notably, while in RPG mode the hotel desk clerk mentions Cloud and Sephiroth while in the armourer�s shop a Buster sword can be seen on the wall.

:Kingdom Hearts: (2002)
Cid makes an appearance as a shop owner that helps you when you first get transported to Traverse town. Later, he`ll help you build �gummi ships� that enable you to travel to different worlds and let you build your own ships which in some cases give reference to other FF games.
Aerith also makes an appearance. With the aid of Yuffie and Squall(FFVIII) they help you to try and get back to there own worlds.
Cloud can be first seen as an enemy in the Olympus Coliseum in which you fight him. Manipulated by Hades, Cloud is forced to fight you but later becomes an ally. Sephiroth can also been seen in the Olympus Coliseum as a secret boss. Once again accompanied by the �Own winged angel� soundtrack, he�s a very unrelenting enemy.
:Itadaki Street Special: (2004)
Loosely similar to Monopoly, Itadaki Street contains boards to play on that are based on FFVII. These inlude Midgar and the Gold Saucer. Although it also contains characters such as Sephiroth, Cloud, Aerith and Tifa to use on the board.

:Other references:
�Rufus' Welcoming Ceremony� in FFIX
During one of the "Active Time Events" in Final Fantasy IX, Tantalus can be seen marching to a song played by the band which is none other than �Rufus' Welcoming Ceremony� song in FFVII.
Buster sword reference in FFIX
Also present in FFIX is a reference to Cloud Strife. In the city of Lindblum, Zidane can examine a large sword on the wall of the weapon shop. While doing so, he remarks that he remembers "a guy with spiky hair" who used such a sword. While the sword on the shop wall that he's referring to bears only a passing resemblance to the Buster Sword, the reference to Cloud is unmistakable.
Shinra in FFX
In FFX the youngest member of the Gullwings is an Al Bhed boy named Shinra. He is a very young inventor who creates a number of devices for Yuna and co. but more notably, in one scene he can be seen in the farplane wondering if the energy there could be used a power source.