The excellently crafted aesthetics combine with an entertaining and user-friendly gameplay system making it one of the BEST ORIGINAL PSP GAMES.
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"Square Enix confirmed today that the PSP exclusive will arrive on March 25th." "Crisis Core has been rated T by the ESRB for Blood, Mild Language, Mild Suggestive Themes and Violence." Official Website: http://www.crisiscore.com/
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"In the coming weeks, we'll be taking an in-depth look at characters that will inhabit the highly anticipated SE title: Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII. With each feature, we'll break down the various characters you'll play as and come across, as well as deliver brand new media & character images that will hopefully whet your appetite for the legendary series. This week, let's spend some time with the game's main characters: Zack Fair, Angeal Hewley, Genesis and Sephiroth."
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Square Enix is releasing a Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII PSP bundle for Europe to coincide with its June 20 release. The bundle includes a PSP Slim with final fantasy finish and a copy of the game for 190 Euros (US $293). According to Amazon France, if you bought a PSP Slim (170 Euros) and Crisis Core (37 Euros) separately, it'd cost you 21 Euros (US $32) more, so it's definitely a good deal to pick up the bundle (assuming, of course, you don't already have a PSP).
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8.5 Great OVERALL (out of 10 / not an average)
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UK gamers will be able to purchase a special edition of Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core which will include the game, 48 page art book, and a box to house both things.
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Visually, Crisis Core is one of the best to hit the PSP. Fans of the Final Fantasy VII universe would be depriving themselves if they skip out on this when the English version hits the shores in 2008.
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"Production on Final Fantasy VII started in late 1995. After a strict hands-on approach to his series, Sakaguchi stayed in the background for Final Fantasy VI. For the new sequel, he stepped back into the lead with a mystery plot centered around Midgar, the perpetually dark capital city of Gaia, and the familiar themes of rebels fighting a corrupt system, pursued by "Hot Blooded Detective Joe." The player's ultimate goal: destroy Midgar."
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"The popularity of the franchise cannot be ignored -- according to the latest sales charts from Japan, Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core sold around 470,000 copies in a single week. This also prompted the sale of nearly 100,000 PSP units, which actually topped the number of Nintendo DS Lite units sold."
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Though American fans are due to receive the PSP game later this month, folks in the UK have to wait a bit longer. The wait may not be without reward, however, as a "Special Pre-Order Edition" of Crisis Core: FF7 (complete with obligatory art book and slipcase) has been spotted on certain retailer websites. Eurogamer notes that an announcement is "imminent," and suggests that offers for the rest of Europe may differ.
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