Since shipments of the PSP ended in 2014, if you wanted to play Crisis Core, you had to brave the gaming aftermarkets online, or hope you found a PSP and a Crisis Core disc at your local game shop.

Crisis Core's origin as a PSP game brings with it an unexpected benefit—brevity. The original didn't have the disc space or battery power to waste time doing anything other than getting straight ...

So far, there is only one trailer for Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion. Revealed during 2022's Final Fantasy 7 25th Anniversary Celebration, the video begins by celebrating Zack Fair, with the ...

Like Zack Fair, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is at the mercy of its destiny. With no big-picture changes to its structure and gameplay, the remaster’s success is predetermined by how ...

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion most definitely doesn’t look like a PSP game. Heck, it doesn’t look like a PS3 game either. And while I can’t vouch for the PS4 version since I played ...

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.

Crisis Core Reunion is a huge visual overhaul of the 2007 PSP game, so significant and overarching that one would be forgiven for thinking this was a ground-up remake.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion isn’t a full remake — at least, not in the way 2020’s ambitious Final Fantasy 7 Remake was. It also isn’t a simple remaster. Instead, it’s somewhere ...

With Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion’s release date fast approaching, you may be debating what platform to buy it on. It’ll launch on everything from PC to Nintendo Switch, and there ...

Crisis Core serves as a prequel to the legendary Final Fantasy VII. It takes place years before Cloud becomes the cold mercenary we know him as, and the story focuses on SOLDIER 2nd Class, Zack Fair.