Square Enix recently announced a remastered version of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII from the PlayStation Portable. On Twitter, the company revealed
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion features:
- Improved camera and character movement.
- Optimized interface.
- New combat system based on the menu.
- New background music arrangements fromTakehar Ishimoto, original composer
- Full voice acting, including in scenes where there was only text before.
Square Enix also previously mentioned that Reunion was “completely refreshed” all 3D models - from characters to environments.
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Surely some fans will be interested in the mentionabout the new combat system. In the original Crisis Core, combat was weird, with a fan wiki describing combat as "a constant stream of fast moves that give the illusion of real-time action." In addition, the mechanics of Digital Mind Wave worked in the battle - roughly speaking, a one-armed bandit, where slots are constantly spinning and various bonuses drop out, from temporary boosts to level up.
Among fans of the series there is an opinion thatthe combat system of Crisis Core (paired with other unpleasant features such as random encounters with opponents) turned out to be so-so. Details on the new system have not been revealed, but screenshots of the remake show that Digital Mind Wave is still in use.
Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - Reunion releases this winter on PC (Steam), PlayStation, Xbox and Switch.
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