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Review: Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
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153 days ago
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I tend to agree with you on a lot of things and I do hate how if there is only one enemy left and all you need to do is cut down his 1HP and go to attack, the DMW kicks in. Man it’s such a waste but for me it kinda triggers a lot so I guess it’s not a total loss. I was heavily impressed with the graphics of this game because let’s face it, this is the only game to actually use the PSP’s graphics the way it’s suppose to be. I mean the PSP is kinda like a portable PS2 and the best Sony has done was make games with Advance PS1 graphics so far. Not to mention the sound on this is insanely great, although the battle music is annoying after about 100 times, however I like the Boss Music, but it doesn’t last too long in my battles lol. I actually had a whole review on this myself but haven’t finished it yet. I wrote it the night I got the game, so I suppose it’s worthless now eh? Well anyway I liked the battle system in this game, far better than I thought it would be. I thought it would have been turned based or somthing along those lines, which would have made me reconsider buying the game all together...yes I know practically all FF games are turned based, but I mean how much of that can you stand? I still pop in FFVIII and Eternal Arcadia once in a while.
I’ll be honest I was never a FFVII fan, I loved FFVIII. However after watching FFVII Last Order, FFVII Advent Children and playing FFVII Dirge of Cerberus it got me wondering if I was wrong to dislike it. Playing this game was the last straw on the camels back, I popped FFVII on my PSP and had another go at it, turns out I was wrong. So this game made me a fan of FFVII. Now normally I don’t like it when a predicessor is better than the original due to technology, I feel the final one should be the best of all*. In this case I feel I can make an exception.
*What I mean is that a new game that takes place before the original’s storyline I feel should not play better or in anyway become something that can out trump the original. In essence FFVII Crisis Core should not be Better than FFVII, however in this particular case I will let it slide seeing as how I liked it so much.
PS:What about the KH Story don’t you like?
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153 days ago
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!!! How did you get FF7 on teh PSP? I can’t find a way....
And KH? Everything, the induction of Disney chars, clown shoes, and angsty children instead of angsty teenagers and adults. Thanks for you reading the review!!
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153 days ago
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Ah I see, well yeah I can see where the Disney Factor would be a draw back and yes in heighnsight looking at them being kids not teens does seem a little out of place. Well anyway we all have our opinions I guess. As for FFVII for the PSP, all you need to do is rip your FFVII PS1 CD’s and with the Popstation convert them for PSP Play. I believe after FW3.00 they added that feature. Anyway you can play PS1 games on the PSP with any custom firmware. If you need help on how to do it PM me.
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153 days ago
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Oh I think I need to make something clear on my first post. I play FFVIII and FFVII on my PSP but Eternal Arcadia I play on the Dreamcast, lol I don’t want people asking "How’d he do that?, is there a DC EMU?" No there isn’t one but I’d love if there was one on the PSP. I think the PSP’s graphics could handle it. My friend DR Gregman talked to me over how it would be impossible to have a DC EMU on the PSP...then again they have an N64EMU and PS1 EMU...so would it really be a stretch to have a DC EMU?
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150 days ago
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ok so i have a psp which i believe is a thin one because i bought it last december. My PSP has 3.60 firmware right at the moment. I was wondering if someone could help me change the firmware so i could play my PS1 games. Thank you all
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143 days ago
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dude, i also beat the game in 18hrs with maybe around 15% missions complete
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