Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
released on Sep 13, 2007
In CRISIS CORE, players can experience the D.M.W (Digital Mind Wave) system, which enhances the real-time battle system, allowing players to unleash special attacks or call upon various FINAL FANTASY summons. Players can also witness graphics and CG cutscenes coupled with voice acting in a 16:9 widescreen presentation, made possible by the PSP system hardware.
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I didn't really most of the new characters like Angeal or Genesis all that much even though they had their moments, I liked what they did with Cissnei and Cloud. They completely nailed Zack tho, his journey throughout the game was heartbreaking. They nailed Zack so hard he might actually be my favorite FF7 chatacter now. Combat was kinda stinky tho
The random encounters are fucking infuriating, but the combat Is better then og FF7. The story's pretty good if not a little silly. Overall good game but it's a bit hard to recommend.
“I made sure his lines would reflect that majestic sense of beauty. His words were so profound…they were often times beyond understanding. This was done in order to emphasize the fact that his thoughts are on a different level than those of normal human beings.”
Heil Sephiroth!
Heil Sephiroth!
The gameplay can get repetitive sometimes, but this game is so awesome, and visually spectacular for the PSP. I love Zack as a protagonist and despite knowing how it would end, I cried A LOT.
Embrace your dreams.
Embrace your dreams.
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rest in peace zack fair, you would have loved strangers of paradise
GACKT: I want my character to be this dramatic guy who's such a tortured soul he's can't directly express himself, so instead he's always quoting Shakespeare.
KAZUSHIGE NOJIMA: Well Shakespeare doesn't exist in our setting, but we do have this play we could expand for him to reference all the time.
GACKT: It's going to be really deep and artistic and cool, right?
KAZUSHIGE NOJIMA: Oh yeah for sure.
KAZUSHIGE NOJIMA: Well Shakespeare doesn't exist in our setting, but we do have this play we could expand for him to reference all the time.
GACKT: It's going to be really deep and artistic and cool, right?
KAZUSHIGE NOJIMA: Oh yeah for sure.