Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is a huge upgrade from the original PSP release. Here are the biggest improvements that’s noticed.
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This is a really solid month.
Pathfinder: WoTR is one of my favorite games it's got a D&D base with some of the best character creation of any game. And the multiple Mythic Paths offer meaningful changes to the way the game plays out and enhance character creation it's very cool.
I recommend the tactical mode for combat.
PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium | Game Catalog
- Remnant II – Standard Edition | PS5
- Crisis Core – Final Fantasy VII – Reunion | PS4, PS5
- Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord | PS4, PS5
- The Jackbox Party Pack 9 | PS4, PS5
- Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous | PS4, PS5
- No More Heroes 3 | PS4, PS5
- Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes Complete Edition | PS4
- Deadcraft | PS4
- Steep* | PS4
PlayStation Premium | PS VR2 & Classics
- Job Simulator | PS VR2
- Summoner | PS4, PS5
- Ratchet and Clank Size Matters | PS4, PS5
- Jeanne d’Arc | PS4, PS5
Liking the monthly PSVR2 adds in general, although I already played this one on the OG PSVR. Luckily still catching up with the days of play freebies
Oh, I didn't know they rerelased Crisis Core. How is it compatible with this new canon we have going on right now? Is it at all?
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Indeed this is 5he best remaster exist yet, the visual improvement, the added textures, the gameplay tweaks and and some HUD enhancements are just top notch and should be the standard of how remasters get handled.
Is the limit break with triangle new too?
I could've sworn it was automatic ok jn tbe original
I really had a rough time playing through the OG CC it was just awful imo (as a big FF7 fan, there was just 0 combat initiative just mashing 1 button and the old DMW system was horrible).
Now it's almost hard to believe that I'm actually really enjoying this remaster, it feels like this is what the original vision of the game was but done properly this time around, combat feels intuitive (especially on hard which I'd recommend starting, it makes you have to use your abilities/materia and dodge more etc.) also there's some new mechanics, especially if you get a bit further into the game there's a nice little new mechanic in there that I really appreciate and enhances the combat even further.
Basically, everything that they changed and/or added makes this game way better then the OG CC, the OG at best gets a 6/10 from me and this remaster is easily a 9/10, extremely enjoyable and would recommend it to anyone who loves FF7
it's a very good remake... but not worth 50$
Buy on any sale