As far as I'm concerned, no minigame needs to be 100% complete (when there's such a limit) for you to get 100% at the game. At least, from what I remember from the guide I use. Most of the minigames are completely opticional and there's no such thing such as 100% complete minigame, or if you do need to deal with them and they have a limit, you never need to go all the way if you don't want. On top of that, the majority of the minigames is a one time thing only, like the massage one (and you still get a better item by failing once)

Remind me in FFVIII when you begin mission save president inside train squall need password to release train without alert guardian I don't know actually minigame or not

Same happen in FFVII like motorcycle chase and other

You can consider those minigames, if you want. The motorcycle chase literally is an attraction in Gold Saucer and got its own game, called G-Bike or something like that. I think it's unavailable now or something, Idk.

The first time playing it i thought i needed everything done to get 100% completion. Ahh the time without good internet and not enough money to buy a piggyback guide

There s 1 minigame hardest is sphere break I hope is not important

You only need to be remotely good at Sphere Break in order to get the Lady Luck dresspehere during the Sphere Break tournament. This dressphere is also one of the best of the game, so you will want to win it.

@CorujinhaGamer26 i know 😔 but I want complete story and mission not minigame or side quests

But very useful reward accessories and garment grid

If you want to get the perfect ending (100%), you will need to do most side quests, because even the smallest thing gives you %.

The Sphere Break tournament included, I believe. I mean, Shinra is the champion (until you beat him), so it makes sense that you must go there. Plus, it is fun, once you get the hang of it.

I agree, sphere break can be a pain in the arse, but when you get the hang of it, it is a great minigame

I m too bored finding COIN sphere break around spira remind me minigame card play in VIII and IX triple triad and tetra master