Note: There will be spoilers for the plot of Crisis Core FFVII and the original Final Fantasy VII when discussing the symbolism behind the wings.. Both Angeal and Sephiroth have wings on the same ...

Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion is coming to consoles this winter. Here's our spoiler free guide to SOLDIERs Angeal and Genesis.

There are many things that Final Fantasy 7 is remembered for. However, it's hard to talk about the iconic nature of Square Enix's classic RPG without mentioning the Buster Sword, Cloud's heavy and ...

How to Improve Buster Sword Proficiency in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion. After your boss battle with Angeal, your mentor will gift Zack with the Buster Sword, allowing you to use it for ...

Genesis is taken away in Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII Reunion by Weiss the Immaculate and Nero the Sable. The two brothers are best known as the antagonists of the FF VII spin-off game Dirge of ...

How to Find the Materia That Unlocks the Final Fight with Genesis in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion. The first of the Goddess Materia that you will probably find is the Light Materia, as ...

During Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion, Zack winds up with the legendary Buster Sword. Of course, he eventually gives it to Cloud, but for a time, he will wield it and use its great power in ...

While Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion will be "a very faithful retelling" of the original game, Square Enix says players can look forward to several quality-of-life changes.

Sephiroth is given an interesting treatment in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion.Players get to see the iconic villain back when he was seen as a hero by the general population, including Cloud ...

Square Enix has shared new information on Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion, introducing the game’s story, characters, enhancements, and battle system.

Crisis Core opens with trumpets blaring as Zack Fair swings his sword around atop a train as if this were an overly-choreographed dance routine, blitzing Shinra solder as he goes. It's the sort of ...

In 1997, Japanese developer Square released a juggernaut with Final Fantasy VII, a game generally considered one of the greatest ever made. Ten years later, they’d expand that world with a ...