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Written by Rome
THE GOOD:
I thought that this was a pretty decent game, and there were several things that I liked about it.

Like Final Fantasy VII, I thought this game had a reasonably-assembled story, and they did so in a way that stayed true to the relevant details of its sequel in the series, while still being legitimately unique and original in its plot and characters. It was certainly enough to keep me interested as I played. It was nice to be able to see Zack kind of grow up in the course of the game, and I liked the way he ended up filling the shoes of his role models, to the point that it felt odd for others to regard him as he once regarded his idols, especially when he felt that he had not really become as great as they had been. As I said in my review of Final Fantasy VII, I like how they had Sephiroth's descent into madness, starting out as a proud member of SOLDIER before becoming estranged to his past and livelihood. They also did not go too far out of...
Written by Jesh
THE GOOD:
Crisis Core itself is a wonderful game, whether you've played the games in the series, like the original FFVII, or not, I hadn't, and still got a masterful experience out of this game. I got a little lost in the game, but parts were eventually explained later on in the game as to the rest of the story. Crisis Core works great as a stand alone game, and it also is an awesome game, to fill in the rest of the Final Fantasy Story.

Overall, Crisis Core has got many things going for it, from the great noticeable things, like the awesome graphics and great battle system, to the small things to most, like the music and plot. Most people don't seem to truly enjoy a game's plot, as much as long as it has the basics, of great gameplay. But me, I surely do enjoy a great storyline to go along with the gameplay, and Crisis Core has both. I really think that anyone should have a chance to experience this game that owns a PSP. And if you don't, but are thinking...
Written by SSJ3 Trunks USA
THE GOOD:
Well, where do i begin? The newest installment in the Final Fantasy 7 seres is quite unique. The story takes place where it all began. Before the events of FF7, it will clear everything up.
Here is a list of some of the good points in the game:
-Ok graphics
-Long story line
-Action RPG
-DMW
-New characters
-Allot of missions

THE BAD:
There are a few major things that drag you down in this game, somethings that shouldn't have been added.
Here is a list of what things bummed the game for me.
-You must get 777 to level up
-Graphics are ok, not really good
-DMW can be confusing and frustrating
-Story kinda jumps around a little
Not many, but some main points that will drag you down.

SUMMARY:
In Crisis Core, the game is only really meant to give you an idea of what happened before the events of FF7. The game was kinda like a info game. Not really a hardcore new Final...

Written by bball89
THE GOOD:
-Very detailed graphics. The best graphics on psp possible, (better than any other game) the movie clips exceeds most fps computer games. The actual in game movement graphics are that of ps2 maybe a little better. Malbro tentacle looks absolutely disgusting.

-New game +

-Very good story line, I understand the story and plot now. I've watched the final fantasy lost orders and advent children but this by far is much more explanatory. If you watched the ending and intro for crisis core and never played the game, you will understand the main points in the movie. But in the actual game you will understand how everyone met and so much more I don't want to spoil it. Trust me it's worth playing and not watching the clips on youtube.

New characters, not only do you get to live the life of Zack, but it's a whole new thing going on. You get to play a new game and understand the past of ff7.

-Graphics in limit breaks and...
Written by Mr Gray USA
THE GOOD:
Visuals (world) look great. Not the greatest quality we've seen on the PSP, but pretty good. Sound engineering is moderate, as the game attempts, at least on this level, to keep some semblance of VII. The voice cast consists of actors, and not people gunning for a quick and easy paycheck. Casting isn't horrid, though there is a lack in range between the male voices. As always, Square's CG quality is up to par with its own standard.

THE BAD:
Prequel does not feel relative to the original on many levels, and is almost completely a stand alone adventure. Alas, the directing isn't as masterful as it should be, and the focus of the game isn't even Zack Fair. This addition, as has been the case with all additions to any FF title, has profiteering written all over it.

SUMMARY:
Final Fantasy VII - Squaresoft's magnum opus.
In the years ranging from 1995-1997 Squaresoft faced a problem. After having a falling out with Nintendo over the...

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