After Square Enix last made it clear that Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion It is more than just a remaster, the following trailer is already available. This provides insight into the role-playing game’s story.
At the same time, this is the launch promo, although the new version of the previous PSP game is still just a few days away. More specifically, it will launch on December 13th on PC and consoles.
Crisis Core: Prequel launch trailer
In Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion, you will play as Zack Fair, a Shinra Special Forces soldier determined to rise to the highest rank. When one day the soldier goes missing with other units, Zack is sent along with his mentor Angeal and Sephiroth to solve the mystery.
If you haven’t guessed it yet: Crisis Core is a precursor to Final Fantasy 7 And plays with it before its events. However, you will meet well-known characters in the course of the game, such as the later protagonist Cloud and Aerith is also part of the game. Some familiar faces can already be seen in the launch announcement:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIIbiqS8XpE
The innovations compared to the previous original PSP are particularly noticeable in the optics. The developers have greatly beautified the graphics, while the soundtrack has also been rearranged. In addition, there is a setting for all dialogues, both in English and Japanese.
If you feel it now, you have to be patient, as it is already written. Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is coming December 13th on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S and Nintendo Switch.

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