PC FF7 - Re-Release Features

A launcher is implemented that serves as a main menu before accessing the game. Here settings can be changed and data not stored in save files viewed (such as achievements).

Controls can be set from the launcher as well as in-game. The ability to change controls from the launcher means minigames and menus that use different control setups will still function with the user's chosen controls.

The translation remains the same as the original PC version, but a few corrections are made. These include correcting the list of Greens items in the Chocobo Farm to match the item names, and correcting controls.

A cloud saving feature allows files to be saved to the internet and synced to the web. This does not replace local saves.
36 Achievements are added to the game.

A Character Booster available from the game's website allows the player to "boost" their save files.
The music is now in OGG format. The music is identical to the PlayStation music as of patch v1.0.9. (Originally it was an upgraded version of the original MIDI music in OGG format.)

The FMVs are upscaled to be of better quality than the original PlayStation FMVs.

Shaders are added to increase the quality and looks of models.

The chocobo minigame works without needing a patch.

The Magic Defense Bug is fixed.

Vincent's Water Altar bug is fixed by changing his animations.

It is possible to play the game in a windowed mode as opposed to full screen.

When the game is not the main window the game pauses/does not progress.

Disc change screens are removed, instead saying "End of Part X".

Minor timing and background scripts are added and changed.

The Secret Cow Level easter egg is added.

A number of musical glitches can occur. For example, exiting from Mythril Mine into the Marshes scene will have the overworld theme play.

Updates
The re-release has gone through many updates, although there is no change log and most of the changes have gone unnoticed.

Between v1.0.1 and v1.0.8
Cloud Saving can be disabled from the launcher.

v1.0.9 - 25th September 2013
The OGG music files are replaced with the original 1997 PlayStation quality music.