► GOLD SAUCER ◄ If you download the Gold Saucer App from the official website, you can visit the Gold Saucer (GS for short), a giant amusement park that also appears in FFVII. This is where various minigames are played, and to play one of them, Battle Square, you must additionally download an "Extra App". To play these, you need to spend Rank Points and purchase Gold Saucer Points (GP) in the game. In terms to play the minigames you must spend Rank Points in the game to purchase Gold Saucer Points (GP)
CHOCOBO SQUARE
-Chocobo Racing
A minigame with a horse racing-like flavour. Players bet Gold Saucer Points to predict the position of the chocobo (first or second place). You can also own captured chocobos and have them participate in races. You can also train and feed chocobos to raise their status. Unlike the chocobo racing in FFVII, chocobos can learn abilities at random. By equipping chocobos with materia and letting them use magic at their discretion, they can interfere with opposing chocobos.
WONDER SQUARE
-Super dunk
A minigame in which the player continuously throws basketballs into the goal. There are two modes: "Normal", in which you gain GP for each successive shot, and "Score Attack", in which the game ends if you fail once. In Score Attack, players compete to see how many balls they can get in a certain amount of time.
-Arm wrestling
An arm wrestling game named "Arm Wrestling Mega Zumou" (名前は「アームレスリング メガずもう」).
A minigame in which the aim is to beat your opponent by continuously hitting buttons in accordance with the on-screen instructions. The basic rules and fighting style differ slightly between normal and winner-takes-all. In Normal, you choose an opponent from five players of different difficulty levels and compete only once ("Sumo" who has a weak reward of 1 GP and "Wrestler" who has a better reward of 2 GP for example). If you win, you receive GP depending on the strength of your opponent. In the winner-takes-all mode, you can attack and defend not only by repeatedly pressing buttons, but also by pressing the left and right directional keys (or the 4 and 6 number keys), and you can even perform special moves when your gauge is full. GPs are awarded according to the number of times you win.
-Fortune-telling
Since the result is random, it will be needed to repeat the game until the desired information is obtained. 1 GP per play.
Medal Fortune-telling: You will be told which chapters you can obtain Dio Medals you haven't yet, and the conditions for obtaining them, such as what to do.
Clear Bonus Fortune-telling: You will be told the conditions and rewards for acquiring actions, etc. for each story chapter's Mission Performance Level S.
BATTLE SQUARE
-Battle Arena
This is a minigame in which you can fight other opponents (one-on-one) regardless of their level or rank. There are two types of battles: promotion battles, in which you can raise your rank, and victory battles, in which you can fight with a handicap determined by the slot. Promotion battles are mainly fought by buying and possessing amulets sold at gold saucers, which increase the critical rate in battles according to rank. The winner is judged not by the number of times the opponent is defeated, but by how much damage they inflict in the battle.
FFVII SNOWBOARDING
{NEW ☆}Play it now! Setup instructions below, credit to Keitai Wiki Community
FINAL FANTASY VII Snowboarding is a mini-game included in FINAL FANTASY VII for PlayStation released in 1997. In this game, players control Cloud, the protagonist of FFVII, and compete for clearing time and points on prepared courses.
There are three courses available: "Beginner Course", "Middle Course" and "Advanced Course". If you perform well in all courses, a "Time Attack Mode" will appear and you can compete in the rankings with players from all over the country.
SE started distributing the minigame Final Fantasy VII Snowboarding on its i-mode site Final Fantasy Mobile on 10 November 2008. The fee is 300 points (equivalent to 315 yen). Compatible models are FOMA 703i/902i series or later. Members of "Before Crisis Final Fantasy VII" can play the game for free.
Setup Instructions:
- Install the DoJa 5.1 SDK emulator and get FFVII Snowboarding's files (download resources from Keitai Wiki Discord server). Make sure to get ff7snowboard_original.jar, and rename it to ff7snowboard.jar so it matches with the jam and sp file names.
- In any channel, write /get-uid (write a / and the command list will show up)
- In any channel, write /get-ff7sb-config. Butler Sheep will DM you a pre-made jam file with your unique configuration.
- Replace your existing FFVII Snowboarding jam file with this new one. If necessary, make sure to rename the file to match the jar and sp.
- Load the game in the DoJa 5.1 SDK emulator. When asked if you want to connect, select "yes" (it's the left option).
(see this video/archive if the next steps are confusing) - After loading the game, go to the bottom option on the first screen and then select the bottom option on the next screen. This will allow you to set your name
- You must get a "GOOD" or better score on game's three maps. They're accessed by selecting the top option on the first screen.
- After that, replay each of those stages, but hit the yellow balloon at the start. That'll unlock time attack! Complete each map's time attack mode.
- Go back to the same menu that you went to for setting your name. Instead of selecting the bottom option, select the middle option. This will send your scores to Yuvi's local server.
- Select the top option in that same menu to view online leaderboards. For each course's category, you'll want to select the top option, since the bottom option is for motion controls. Then, you can view monthly and daily scores!
