It’s a tale that gets told in poignant fashion in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion, a remaster of the original game that first came out in 2007. It’s also a story that gets added ...

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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Square Enix isn't stopping with merely bringing Cloud Strife's journey to a new generation of players--a remake of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 is ...

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Ever since Final Fantasy 7 Remake concluded with its shocking reveal, fans have been speculating on the possibility of a Crisis Core remaster. The moment was certainly ripe for an updated release ...

It’s been 16 years since Square Enix first released Final Fantasy: Crisis Core on the PlayStation Portable console, and in that time gaming has changed plenty. An era ago, portable games and ...

The marketing for Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion has been a little bit cheeky, for my money. Square Enix has taken to calling this re-release of a PSP classic “more than a remaster ...

Crisis Core features a wealth of characters from Final Fantasy 7, with a particular focus on the budding romance between Zack and Aerith. Zack himself is the beating heart of Crisis Core ...

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion introduces fans to two new SOLDIERs who – much like the franchise’s big bad Sephiroth – each sport a single angelic wing. Sephiroth’s singular black ...

Ten years later, they’d expand that world with a prequel, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, released for the PlayStation Portable. Relatively well-received at the time, that title would help keep ...

Its popularity resulted in a number of spin offs, remake and even a movie. Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII was a prequel released for PlayStation Portatable in 2007 which was a nice addition to the ...

In lesser hands, the tidal wave of nostalgia unleashed by Final Fantasy 7 prequel Crisis Core would result in nothing more than another weary case of Remembering Things: The Game. Look ...