It’s been announced Final Fantasy XIII is coming to the Xbox 360 after all. With this bombshell could we see other exclusives such as Metal Gear Solid 4 come to the 360 too? I’d bet my house on it. Related: Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core review, Final Fantasy VII Limited Edition, Metal Gear Solid 4 Xbox 360 version
Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core is a prequel to one of the best-selling and most loved RPGs ever. That game is of course Final Fantasy VII. This one’s set 7 years before where the Shinra company is rapidly growing through its monopoly on Mako energy and its military might. You play a character called Zack, a young 2nd class soldier who wants to become 1st class. During a mission lots of soldier operatives go missing and so you set out on adventure to find out what happened with your mentors Angeal and the very famous Sephiroth along with his groovy...
The gorgeous new game from Square Enix; Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core is nearly upon us. If you preorder the game now you have a good chance of bagging the very limited edition copy of the game that comes in a special slip case and contains an exclusive 48 page hard-backed artwork book. Sony PSP owners now really do have something so shout about, Final Fantasy 7 Crisis Core really does push the hardware to the limit with its jaw dropping 16:9 visuals. The Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core release date is Friday 20th June. Related: Crisis Core: Final Fantasy...
PSP owners will be pleased to hear that a limited special edition version of the game Crisis Core will be available with the forthcoming UK release of Crisis Core – Final Fantasy VII out soon. There will be a special edition complete with a hard-backed artwork book and high-quality slipcase will be available exclusively with selected online retailers as a pre-order item to customers while stocks last. Square Enix tell us that Crisis Core is the highly anticipated prequel to the biggest selling Final Fantasy of all time, taking players on an exhilarating adventure filled with grandeur, excitement, characters that...
It’s almost ten years since the blockbuster PSOne role-playing game Final Fantasy VII captured gamers’ hearts and made some people cry during a certain death scene – you know who you are. That game sold 4 million units in Japan alone and almost another 6 million in the US and Europe. Now it’s back as a prequel with Crisis Core- Finfal Fantasy VII for the PSP and I’m sure it’s going to sell very well if recent PSP bundle sales in Japan are anything to go by. Once again, the game takes you back to the land of mako reactors...