Keep 'Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion' on your video game radar


What’s on display in Crisis Core Reunion is an addictive and fast-paced system. Like so many RPGs, you trigger a separate battle setup once you enter battle, but from then on, it’s real-time attacking. — Nintendo of America/TNS

I barely remember the original Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII. And for good reason, too: It was a game that landed a whopping 15 years ago on a console that’s been somewhat forgotten, the Sony PSP.

I remember playing it and I remember that the title character, Zack Fair, had a relationship with one of the most legendary Final Fantasy characters of them all, Cloud. And that’s all I can recall.

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