Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII
The Final Fantasy series has a huge following, and everything with a following must be commercially exploited. Following this age old (albeit successful) business formula, Sony Computers, Europe have announced that Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII will be available on the PSP, in a limited edition. Totting on the story of Shinra solider Zack Fair, gamers will see the events that preceded destruction of the Metropolis of Midgar and the same fate for the Shinra corporation. The game developed by Square Enix, being a special edition is obliged to have all the celebrated characters and more - the PSP will have great graphics, CG cut scenes, widescreen presentation, a better fighting environment that will pump more interest in this action game. European gamers can start the action filled voyage after parting with 189.99 Euros on the 20th of this month.
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