CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII– REUNION

is the HD remaster version of the smash hit prequel to FINAL FANTASY VII., In addition to all graphics being remastered in HD, fully voiced

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CRISIS CORE -FINAL FANTASY VII- REUNION is a remaster of CRISIS CORE featuring updated graphics, combat systems and soundtrack. Follow the tale of

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CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII– REUNION

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII- Reunion is a remaster of the original Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, featuring a complete HD graphics overhaul, a remastered soundtrack, a reimagined UI, and an updated combat system. The story begins seven years before the events of Final Fantasy VII (1997) and follows Zack Fair, a young and ambitious Shinra Soldier operative. Zack is tasked with tracking down a missing Soldier 1st Class operative named Genesis Rhapsodos.

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Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII is an action RPG for the Sony PSP that serves as a prequel to the iconic Final Fantasy VII. Players assume the role of SOLDIER operative Zack Fair as he uncovers the secrets behind the Shinra Corporation and the genesis of events that lead into the original game.

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