On the other hand, Square Enix does have an army of talented artists at their disposal so it’s just a question of the proper alignment of the stars for them to pop out a polished, solid game. The only thing tying the the three individual pieces of the puzzles are some shared assets, the Final Fantasy VII backstory and a copious amount of self-indulgent pandering to the fans. Instead, they made a solid game, a lackluster game and a forgettable direct-to-video movie, providing a stunning example of cross-media going horribly bland. Square Enix decided to do everything BUT a remake. Fans of the series have been demanding one for quite some time now. The most obvious thing would have been a modern remake of the old classic. At some point around 2005 or so, Square Enix decided to milk their most popular Final Fantasy episode for all it’s worth. Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core is a PSP spin-off to Final Fantasy VII. But in the very last minutes, the DMW suddenly gained a whole new meaning which made me question my take on it.īut let’s start with the basics. Confusion then quickly turned into disaffection throughout most of the game. It is a somewhat puzzling game feature and they way I thought about it changed a lot during my playtrough.
