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April 2008
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The editors liked
Beautifully presented
Fans will love it
Riveting storyline
Easy portable gameplay
Exquisite graphics
The editors didn't like
Baffling storyline
An excess of cutscenes
More of a ‘fill in the gaps’ game than anything else
Fight controls can get tricky
Tedious fetchquests
The gameplay might be too easy for some
Knowing the main character and his girlfriend are doomed
Excellent detail and graphics; good combat system; enormous environments to explore; tells a tremendous story with or without player background with Final Fantasy 7; a great portable title that will keep you occupied after your battery has died out ten...
DMW system takes control away from players and hurts leveling up; camera control can be sticky at times.
It doesnt matter who you are, if you own a PSP, you owe it to yourself to pick up this title. And if you dont own one, yes, Crisis Core and a few others will certainly make it worthwhile.
Abstract: Game: Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VIIGenre: Action/RPGPlatform: Sony PSP Crisis Core, the prequel to groundbreaking 1997 RPG Final Fantasy VII, has been a long time coming. It was originally announced for the PSP in 2004, endured numerous delays, and af...
Abstract: Title: Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core Developer: Square Enix Publisher: Square Enix Release Date: March 25th, 2008 Genre: RPG Console: PSP Rating: T To have a good sequel/prequel you need to expand and improve upon all elements that made its predecess...
To celebrate the 10th year anniversary of Final Fantasy VIIs release, Square Enix released its new saga of a very old series, Final Fantasy Crisis Core. This game unites the old and the new into a beautiful and great final product. While Crisis Core ...
Abstract: By far the most difficult thing about writing a review of any Final Fantasy VII related game is in the source material -- in associating a new game with that much beloved RPG, we do the new game a disservice in that we see it in a way that makes it ex...
Published: 2008-03-25, Author: Kevin , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII achieves a striking balance of old and new, and juggles fan service with pure role-playing satisfaction. Its striking how these elements have been shaped into such an appealing and emotionally affecting prequel. There ar...
Incredible and poignant story, starring a likable and complex hero, Every aspect of the production design, from cutscenes to voice acting, is utterly amazing, The DMW is a weird but fun way of leveling up, Enjoyable and addictive combat .
Combat is on the easy side, Player has no control over limit breaks and leveling .
Crisis Core is an exciting and poignant journey that every fan of role-playing games should take. ...
Abstract: Prequels can be hit or miss affairs. At their worst, they ruin all the good faith generated by the property they are following up; on the other hand, if done correctly, a good prequel can breathe new life into an existing franchise.
Shallow character development; bland environments; lesser appeal if you didnt play FF7.
Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core is a veritable grab-bag of trademark Square Enix elements, featuring yet another spiky-haired protagonist, gorgeous pre-rendered cinematic sequences, and top-notch production values. Surprisingly enough, the game also tak...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It Ever since the title was first hinted of years ago, Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core has been the one title that PSP owners have been clamoring for. And rightly so, considering that the original Final Fantasy VII is ...
