As usual, no Final Fantasy game will be complete without stunning graphics and beautifully rendered cutscenes. Both pre-rendered cinematics and in-game cutscenes were impressively made to resemble an epic movie. The outstanding English voice actings in which dialogues were delivered effortless without any hint of awkwardness. Combat-wise, there is the usual array of elements such as gil, materia and limit breaks. Fusing materia creates an assortment of new spells and enhanced attack skills, and attacking enemies is relatively easy as you only need to hit the ‘X’ button.

One major feature to make its debut in Crisis Core Final Fantasy is the Digital Mind Wave, a slot reel that contains three character slots while the other three displays numerical digits. You accumulate soldier points in the course of fighting enemies and will indirectly let you unveil devastating limit breaks. In total, there are approximately 19 boss fights culminating in a final battle between you and Genesis, a formidable foe with 99999 HP.

On a final note, I highly recommend PSP Game Crisis Core another Final Fantasy Sequel for its rich story and compelling charm. This is one RPG that won’t let you abandon it mid way.

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