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Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core
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User Score (39)9.0
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Expert Score (47)8.5
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Gameplay (38)9.1
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Graphics (43)9.8
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Sound (25)9.7
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Storyline (3)9.8
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Control (5)9.7
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Addiction (5)9.7
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The game Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core is considered to be a game for people who love history.
During the period of the game, events similar to Last Order: Final Fantasy VII take place, as well as Zack meeting Aerith, becoming best friends with Cloud, Zack discovering the truth about both Angeal and Genesis’ origins, At the end of the game, Cloud and Zack reach the Wastelands near Midgar (after escaping Shinra). However, Zack is shot by the pursuing Shinra soldiers while Cloud is left unharmed because of his vegetative state. Aerith is seen waiting at her church, praying for Zack. After some time Cloud snaps out of his rigid state and heads towards Zack. When Cloud reaches Zack, he tells Cloud to take all his pride and dreams for him and continue living, and then finally dies. Crying out in anguish and mourning, Cloud says his thanks to Zack and tells him to rest, while the scene goes to Cloud who is carrying the Buster Sword and making his way towards Midgar.
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Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core
Reviewer: NZGamer.com17 June 2008- Overall 6
- Gameplay 4
- Graphics 10
- Sound 10
Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core is one more game in a long, long, line of games cashing in on the continued success of, most people say, the greatest RPG of all time. Featuring all of Final Fantasy VII’s main characters, Crisis Core is actually a prequel. Read more
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Reviewer: impulsegamer01 June 2008
- Overall 9
- Gameplay 9
- Graphics 9
- Sound 9
Final Fantasy returns on the PlayStation Portable in its latest epic entitled Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core that is set in the wondrous and perhaps most popular Final Fantasy universe, Final Fantasy VII that features the heroic Cloud and nefarious Sephiroth as some of its legendary inhabitants. Read more
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Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
Reviewer: Al Menconi Ministries11 May 2008Again, I want to say that I found Crisis Core to be a very enjoyable experience on the PSP. Parents may want to keep Crisis Core out of the hands of young children because of the minor violence, minor language and references to a goddess (which might cause some confusion to young children in a Christian home.) Teens and adults, however, who enjoy fantasy games (especially if you are a fan of FFVII) will definitely want to check Crisis Core out. Read more
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Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
Reviewer: Gameworld Network08 May 2008- Overall 9
The ultimate portable RPG. Read more
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Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
Reviewer: Defunct Games22 April 2008- Overall 9
Forget remaking Final Fantasy VII, Crisis Core is the Final Fantasy game you've been waiting eleven years for. With amazing graphics, an intriguing new combat model and one of the best RPG stories I've experienced in years, Crisis Core may just be the game that makes you completely forget about God of War: Chains of Olympus! Read more
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