The best frog in all of gaming, Touch Me, is now appreciable in all its glory thanks to a FF7 model viewer
My sweet sweet boy.
Behold the exquisite frog, Touch Me, now unveiled for all to admire through the Pardall Games library, housing virtually every 3D model from the 1997 Final Fantasy VII. This interactive viewer enables users to immerse themselves in various aspects of the game, including summon animations, by effortlessly maneuvering the frog in a three-dimensional space. Moreover, the viewer extends to map screens, enabling players to observe contrasts between the game's presentation and the actual geometry displayed.
The allure of Touch Me transcends its visually appealing form and its endearing little hip-wiggle; it is inextricably linked to the game's history. Originally named Tacchi Mī (タッチミー) in Japanese, this term represents a loan word from another language, mirroring English phrases such as "ice candy" and "challenge." The translation process of Tacchi Mī into English yielded the rather literal Touch Me.
Despite this, Square Enix avoided including Touch Me in the Rebirth remake, opting instead for Amphidex (Amphidexes? Amphidexi?).
However, the opportunity to explore the frog's intricacies is now within reach, thanks to the Pardall Games library. Users can revel in the beauty of Touch Me or even transform it into a captivating gif, as demonstrated by Square Enix's enthusiasm in sharing these models with the gaming community.
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