And while I can’t vouch for the PS4 version since I played it on the PS5, the game looked like it actually belonged on current-gen consoles. Heck, it doesn’t look like a PS3 game either. Once the gameplay started and Zack walked into the platform of Sector 1 Station of the series iconic metropolis of Midgar, however, a smile formed on my face.Ĭrisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion most definitely doesn’t look like a PSP game.
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Or perhaps a Seeq would be the more appropriate reference.Īfter first loading the game, the initial opening movie didn’t exactly inspire confidence as it looked like an upscaled but blurry rendition of the original cinematic rendering from the original game. While the PSP was a great little system, remastering a PSP game for today’s modern resolutions seems akin to putting lipstick on a pig. Then again, while Crisis Core was a beautiful game for its time as well as the system it came out on, that system also happens to be the Playstation Portable. The developer’s track record with The Zodiac Age certainly inspires confidence that it would do Crisis Core justice. This raises the question about which kind of remake Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is.
Others - Square Enix’s own Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age is a great example - go the extra mile by adding new gameplay features, music and even gear.
Some do the bare minimum and simply up-res the old graphics for new systems and call it a day.
If you’re an old-school gamer, you’ve definitely seen your fair share of remasters.
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