What it boils down to is we have no idea why there hasn’t been a port, or if there’s even a good reason for it to happen now. We’ve never heard of an official reason that the game hasn’t been ported, but some rumors point to licensing issues with the artist Gackt, who’s the Japanese mocap and voice actor of Genesis, while other rumors say Square Enix simply lost the source code. It’s truly a shame that more fans haven’t had the opportunity to experience Crisis Core, not legally anyway. There are some fascinating new characters introduced to the series, like Angeal and Genesis, but the real achievement of Crisis Core is how it expands on the character of Zack Fair, making him one of the most likable Final Fantasy protagonists of all time. Knowing that, there are definitely some similarities between the two, as Crisis Core also sports an action-based combat system and doubles down on the friendship between men. Unfortunately, if you never played Crisis Core on PSP, there’s literally no other way to do so, and that needs to change.Ĭrisis Core was one of a number of titles dubbed the “Compilation of Final Fantasy VII.” These were extra stories that expanded or embellished upon the story of the original game, and Crisis Core was the one that sported the most direct connection, functioning as a prequel to the original.Ĭrisis Core was the second Square Enix game directed by Hajime Tabata, the man who’d eventually go on to direct Final Fantasy XV.
Chief among these was Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, a PSP title that focused on Zack Fair, Cloud’s closest friend and mentor. What isn’t quite as well known, however, are the various spinoff titles that released years later. Final Fantasy VII is undoubtedly one of the most influential and well-known games of all time.
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