FF Crisi core really is one of the best PsP games ever made. It has so much reply value and such a great story that it is one of the best PsP games. When I first got it I found it all confusing, the battle system was weird and it was hard to play, but once I got used to it I played it so much that I have totally finished it now, I have completed it 100% and it took me 34 hours to do it O.o, that includes the story line, the extra missions (which are great when you are on the go). And the story is like all FF games, in short it never gets boring.
So overall FF Crisis Core is a great PsP game, who agrees?
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
Game » consists of 8 releases. Released Mar 25, 2008
A prequel to the fan favorite Final Fantasy VII, focusing on Zack Fair and his adventures as a member of SOLDIER in Shinra Corporation.
This is one of the best PsP games out there.
I concur. Nothing else on the PSP even touches this game.
I agree on two fronts jakob, Logan's Shadow is one of the best the PSP has to offer, and battles in Crisis Core begin to be a chore, even if you are sticking solely to the story arc. The game is not long if you decided not to do missions, there is no reason for combat to feel so dull.
FuzzYLemoN said: I concur. Nothing else on the PSP even touches this game. Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow is pretty fucking ... [more]
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It's the worst PSP game I've played.
The battles consist of you pressing X over and over until everything's dead. Magic? Pointless, healing spells aside. Summons? Happen randomly. Navigation? The game fucking walks up to the enemies for you. Repetitive, tedious dungeons; disjointed, poorly told story; the shittiest leveling system I've ever seen -- it's a complete fucking mess. The soundtrack and the ending are the only decent things in the game.
" It's the worst PSP game I've played.Quoted for truth. I fail to see how hitting x to win constitutes the best game on the PSP, unless it's the only game you've played. In fact, not even the writing and soundtrack are up to the series average (names like Angeal, seriously?), so FF: CC was almost entirely superfluous except as a reminder that FFVII was a pretty good game (which its spin-offs are not).
The battles consist of you pressing X over and over until everything's dead. Magic? Pointless, healing spells aside. Summons? Happen randomly. Navigation? The game fucking walks up to the enemies for you. Repetitive, tedious dungeons; disjointed, poorly told story; the shittiest leveling system I've ever seen -- it's a complete fucking mess. The soundtrack and the ending are the only decent things in the game. "
The story is awful. It's absolute nonsense from start to finish and contributes very little to the FFVII lore, and let's not get started on the characters, I don't think Genesis could have even appealed to the 14 year old fangirls. Gameplay isn't particularly enjoyable either.. At best, I'd call it a decent game, but far from the best game on the system.
Peace Walker, Half Minute Hero, Dissidia, Monster Hunter, Persona 3, Phantasy Star Portable 2... All far better games.
"What are the chances of there being an option for hearing the Japanese voices on this game? "
The English voices are actually pretty good, it's one of the very good points of the game I'd highlight.
Although frankly, I never understood why people prefer Japanese voices.. English dubs can be bad, but the Japanese actors often put just as little effort in.. and female characters are always very high pitched and annoying. Very little diversity, even when it doesn't suit the character.
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