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Video Games : Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core - Special Edition (PSP)
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Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core - Special Edition (PSP) from: Square Enix |
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Binding: Video Game Brand: Square Enix Color: Alice Blue EAN: 5060121823174 Label: Square Enix Manufacturer: Square Enix Platform: Sony PSP Publisher: Square Enix Release Date: June 20, 2008 Studio: Square Enix Variation Description: Alice Blue Sales Rank: 3746 Related Items:
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Editorial Review: Amazon.co.uk: Complete the FINAL FANTASY VII experience and reunite with the most recognized RPG characters created by world-renowned character designer Tetsuya Nomura. Witness stunning graphics and gorgeous CG cut-scenes coupled with top-notch voice acting in a 16:9 widescreen presentation, made possible by the PSP system hardware. Innovative D.M.W (Digital Mind Wave) system enhances the action-packed real-time battle system, allowing players to unleash special attacks or call upon iconic FINAL FANTASY summons. Take on challenges with the all-new "Hard Mode" which was not in the original Japanese release. Acquire unique accessories, items and abilities made available through 300 side missions to further enrich the gameplay experience. Amazon.co.uk: Final Fantasy VII – Crisis Core, the highly anticipated entry in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, takes fans on an exciting journey through the origin of the internationally acclaimed Final Fantasy VII saga in an all-new action-packed experience. Developed exclusively for the PSP system, Final Fantasy VII – Crisis Core marks the return of the celebrated game world that mesmerised many millions of gamers around the globe. With inspiring visuals, full 16:9 widescreen presentation and an engaging battle system, fans and newcomers alike can experience the world of Final Fantasy VII from an all-new perspective. The Special Edition version, including "The Art of Final Fantasy VII – Crisis Core" 48 page, hard-backed artwork book and high quality slipcase packaging, is only available when you pre-order.(while stocks last). Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - 9 Out of 10 on Gamespot? I'll have what they're smokingCrisis Core acts as a prequel to Final Fantasy VII and focuses rather disjointedly on the events before Cloud joins AVALANCHE and the original game which shook the late 90s begins. If you've not yet given it a go but consider yourself a moderate fan of FFVII, then you'll probably have a few questions. Does FFVII:CC weave a narrative worthy of merging into the oncoming plot traffic of its predecessor? Does it whisk you back a decade in time and fill you with warm, nostalgic memories of a time spent staggering between glorious pre-rendered works of art and whirling random encounter transitions? Are some of the darker elements of the plot handled with a degree of mystery and subtlety? The short answer to all of these questions is a faintly dejected ... Read More: Rating: - 5 stars? Really? C'mon now, it isn't THAT good...I actually imported an English language, region free version of this from Hong Kong months ago, and i was really excited about it. Let's get to the point shall we, good things first. The cut-scene graphics are insane. No other way to put it. Just incredible. The game play is pretty good too, easy to control, and the materia leveling system is an interesting change from the original FFVII. That's about it. Now, the story is, regardless of what everyone else says, rubbish. I honestly don't understand how any intelligent person could think otherwise. It's Hollywood-esque idiot fodder filled with shallow, two-dimensional characters, minimal dialogue (replaced almost entirely by ridiculous, if mindlessly entertaining fight scenes) and ... Read More: Rating:  - Final-ly a begining!I have played and completed this game, it was rather easy but there are alot of things to do (i still have things waiting to do) i bought this game and it took me 7 days to complete it (not repetative gameplay) so it is fair easy to do, but the tasks are still there so its not 100% done. Further more what i dislike about this game (just the one thing) is that a certain character is in nibleheim when sephiroth goes mad, this isnt shown on the origional game story and is rather confusing to get my head around. The game offered me alot of action and suspense with many surprises along the way, it was very fun but i would advise any experienced RPG player to start on hard mode if they want a challenge. The endin nearly had me in tears but i expected it ... Read More: Rating:  - FANTASTIC!!!!If youve played ff7 then this game is simply amazing, some might think its changed to much as i did for the first hour or so of game play but as with ff7, i got sucked into the story and it just made sense. combat does get samey as some have said but frankly most ff games do and its after many hours of gameplay, its the story and other aspects of the game that grab most people and this has it all. it still has most of the depth youd find on a console version and the story line is (i think) the best out of all ff games (as an add on to the ff7 story line). its definately worth a play. the things that might put people off are this game is more channeled than ff7. you cant explore the whole world as in ff7. you can explore alot of midgar etc ... Read More: Rating: - Like Final Fantasy, Only Very AccessibleIf you've every played a numbered Final Fantasy title then you'll know that it can take a good few hours before you settle into the game and you get to the stage where you're not fumbling around with weak characters. Crisis Core is a welcome change to this since you're right into the action very quickly and thanks to the new combat system, you really feel part of the action. It does this by being a great average of hack-n-slash gameplay and the kind of quick thinking strategy of FFXII. In fact alot of this game will remind you of FFXII, most noticably the way you move through level areas (the line of blue dots to show where the next screen is). Graphically its close to the early PS2 outtings for Square-Enix, games like Kingdom Hearts and FFX come ... Read More: |
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