When was Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII originally released?
Square Enix released Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII on the 13th of September 2007 for the PlayStation Portable. The game sold over two million units worldwide by March 2009.
Questions about Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
Short answers, pulled from the story.
Who created the story and characters in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII?
Director Hajime Tabata and creative producer Tetsuya Nomura developed the original narrative for Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII. Concept art for the game was designed by Nomura by May 2005 before development began.
What is the Digital Mind Wave system in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII?
The Digital Mind Wave system is a slot machine-like mechanic featuring spinning wheels that grant Limit Break attacks or temporary bonuses when specific conditions are met. Zack performs powerful attacks if three character pictures line up, while matching numbers provide invincibility or zero-cost skills.
How many copies did Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII sell by March 2009?
Total worldwide sales reached 2.1 million units as of March 2009 with 830,000 coming from Japan alone. The game moved 301,600 copies in its first month in the United States ranking second behind God of War: Chains of Olympus.
When did Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion launch on modern platforms?
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion launched across Nintendo Switch PlayStation 4 PlayStation 5 Windows Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S on the 13th of December 2022. The remaster co-developed with Tose uses Unreal Engine 4 to convert graphics into HD.