Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII for PSP Reviews

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Crisis Core has come at a time when good RPGs just are not here yet. This game has a unique and interesting story involving all the best characters from FFVII but do keep in mind it is an action RPG with real time battles. from Amazon.com I've been a big fan of the final fantasy series going back to the original NES and SNES games so I have high expectations for the final fantasy series. I think this is a poor offering. from Amazon.com great prequel to Final Fantasy 7 on the playstation one. Lots of unique features to the game. from Amazon.com I have been a FF fanboy since the beginning, but this is by far the worst disappointment in the series. I keep looking on the internet to find some kind of hidden exp system, but none exists. So I make it to the final boss and am not anywhere near powerful enough to defeat him. So I try and level up for a while and no go there either. from Amazon.com Crisis Core has lots of things to keep you going, and keep you coming back. It's quirky and different from the normal layout of a Final Fantasy game. from Amazon.com Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII is one amazing experience from start to finish! Set years prior to the events witnessed in Final Fantasy VII and Advent Children, you will learn the meaning to the words Cloud spoke to the Buster sword in the wastes outside Midgar! from Amazon.com Oh, sweet sweet Final Fantasy VII. Most American's introduction to the famed FF series started in the late '90s with this landmark entry into the PSOne RPG library, and several years later, Crisis Core--a prequel that introduces protagonist Cloud and ubiquitous villain Sephiroth--arrives on the Playstation Portable. from Amazon.com This is a nostalgic game. I'm going to refer to Final Fantasy VII for playstation and this game as Crisis Core. It is exciting to see the old environments from FF7 on Crisis Core now revamped in a 3D world. from Amazon.com The RPG elements have been destroyed by a completely misguided slot machine based system. For example: leveling up your character and materia isn't due to getting enough experience - it happens automatically when you get the right numbers on a slot machine that runs constantly while you fight. Many of the main characters are intensely unlikeable as well - an overly cocky, hyperactive teenager and a pretentious bore who is constantly spewing lines from an imaginary play. from Amazon.com Having had any love for Final Fantasy 7 dashed upon the rocky shores of cosplaying idiots and horrific fan-fiction, I was understandably nervous when I opened this game. Visions of 300 lb Tifa wanna-be's and thousands of unwashed Sephiroth imitators rampaging through the streets flooded my mind as the game loaded. from Amazon.com

Released	1 year ago
Publisher	Square Enix
ESRB Rating	T - (Teen)
Genre	Action Role-Playing
ESRB Descriptor	Violence Mild Language Blood Mild Suggestive Themes
MPN	662248907222
Max. Number Of Players	1
Release Date	March, 2008
UPC	662248907222

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