Testseek.com have collected 35 expert reviews of the Final Fantasy 12: Crisis Core and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Final Fantasy 12: Crisis Core.
April 2008
(85%)
35 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Ultimately, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII is an incredible experience. Calling it a game will be a gross perversion of the facts as they are, and a distortion of the plain truth. Because this game is simply one of the most involving experiences acros...
Abstract: We all know that has been one of (if not only) the best RPGs ever released in our time, making a name for itself that has never died until today. Now, celebrates its greatest achievement's tenth year with us through the project, Compilation of Final ...
A straight bundle of the original PlayStation title, the PSN release weighs in at 1.4 GBs which can fill up a PSP memory card and take up a bunch of hard drive space on your PS3 quite fast. If you don’t have this game on disc, this is definitely one t...
I am a Final Fantasy fan boy and a diehard Final Fantasy VII fan. I love this game and I would definitely recommend it to all FF fan boys who have the PSP. For those who love FF but still not jumping on the PSP bandwagon, Final Fantasy Crisis Core is o...
Gorgeous, drool-worthy graphics teamed with the memorable characters and captivating storyline we’ve come to expect from FF titles. Plus it’s very user-friendly.
The pared down, real-time combat system may seem too simplistic for purists, although it certainly suits this PSP incarnation. Random encounters become tiresome after a while.
Incredible and poignant story, starring a likeable and complex hero, Every aspect of the production design, from cutscenes to voice acting, is utterly amazing, The DMW is a weird but fun way of levelling up, Enjoyable and addictive combat
Combat is on the easy side, Player has no control over limit breaks and levelling
Crisis Core is an exciting and poignant journey that every fan of role-playing games should take. ...
Baffling storyline, An excess of cutscenes, More of a ‘fill in the gaps’ game than anything else, Fight controls can get tricky
So let’s look at the fights, which as always are the core of the Final Fantasy gameplay. If you were expecting turn based combat then you’ll be disappointed as Final Fantasy Crisis Core is real time battling all the way. You control Zack with...
Visually gorgeous, Great fighting system, Engaging story, Over 20 hours of play
Cutscenes cant be skipped
Final Fantasy as a series is one of the biggest gaming franchises to come out of Japan, and Final Fantasy VII as a game is considered by many to be the pinnacle of the series. Its excellent mix of a well-narrated story with the kind of gameplay thats ...
Abstract: In the age of Halo, GTA, BioShock, Guitar Hero and their assorted mass-market familiars, games matter. They matter a lot. They probably matter as much as music, or film, or literature; although the old-fashioned mass media might tell you otherwise. Bac...
Abstract: Crisis Core fyller i luckorna i historien från Final Fantasy VII med en lika välberättad och engagerande berättelse. Grafik och ljud är av mycket hög klass och titeln lanseras med ett omarbetat stridssystem.
