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GF Rating
8.5

3511 ratings

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GF Rating
10

Perfect

Best PSP Game Ever

posted by Crazykid (ENDICOTT, NY) Mar 28, 2008

Member since Aug 2007

32 out of 34 gamers (94%) found this review helpful

The graphics blew me away. The very beginning cut scene, the graphics, the voice-to-lip movement was in perfect sync, and it still retained a realistic feel. Still has that beginning of time RPG combat feel, but it's now more than just turn-based. You move around, hack-and-slash, cast spells, and more. Half way through, you even get yourself a girlfriend. Not bad looking either. The storyline is relatively new, offering new characters, new monsters, and new enemies. The environment is realistic and well designed. No expense has been spared on the amazing level of detail that has put into this game. The cut scenes are cool, providing you with audio and written dialect. I hate it when games just give you text. A lot of effort and time has been put into this game. A UMD can hold up to 1.8GB and this game is ~1.7GB in its uncompressed format. That goes to show you how much "stuff" is in this game. Great game!

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GF Rating
10

Perfect

Homage to a Classic.

posted by aenderw (GREENSBORO, NC) Mar 26, 2008

Member since Jan 2008

34 out of 38 gamers (89%) found this review helpful

Final Fantasy VII is my favorite RPG of all time. Period. Vagrant Story, Xenogears, Persona 3, and the slew of Final Fantasy games pre-Playstation round out my list. Needless to say, I was practically forced to purchase this title. If you are a fan of VII, then I would assume you've already picked this up. Otherwise, here are a few things I've noticed:

The game gets repetitive after a while. The real-time battle system uses a DMW (Digital Mind Wave) function that works in a fashion similar to a slot machine in Vegas, leaving your leveling, limit breaks, and summons up to seemingly mere chance. I can't say that I particularly enjoy this aspect of the game at all. In fact, compared to my old materia system of PSX, I hate it. You could probably hit 'X' throughout every battle and beat the game.

Another so-so is the camera. It has the attention span of a ferret on crystal meth, and leaves you wondering who would benefit from such a flaky perspective.

That's it. Those are the scars found within. Now for the good...

It's Final Fantasy VII. The world and myth around this game are quite possibly the most popular in RPG history (debatable, I'm well aware.)

The FMV scenes between 'X' mashes are PHENOMENAL! I had no idea my PSP could output like that. In fact, the graphics in general are really good... but when you squeeze the CGI in between, they kind of stumble in comparison.

The story is very good. I was enthralled and will definitely play it again. There are also nearly 300 side quests you can complete for extra items, materia, and story tidbits.

There is also the token "optional boss" with nearly 50 million hit points. Minerva is a tough one, but it's something to shoot for.

For fans of FFVII, this is a 10 of 10. For others, it's between an 8 or 9.

Short and sweet version:

Is it worth it to play this game? Yes.

Will it worsen your craving for a FFVII remake? Most definitely.

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GF Rating
10

Perfect

Crisis core Rocks

posted by Jetknight (NORTH OLMSTED, OH) Dec 29, 2008

Member since Nov 2008

10 out of 11 gamers (91%) found this review helpful

Well this game is the best Final Fantasy title for the psp. The graphics are awesome and the best part of all is the Crystal clear sound. Unlike the sound of other titles that the background music is to loud and the voice over is too low or viceversa,in this title the sound is equally match to the voice over bringing an ultimate movie experience. game play wise this title is like playing a upgraded version of final fantasy 8 is very fun i highly recommend.

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