Dirge Of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- (PS2)
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Dirge Of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- (PS2)
Platform : PlayStation2
Condition: New
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Product Information
- Discover the hidden truth behind the FINAL FANTASY VII storyline as Vincent Valentine's tale is finally told Revisit memorable locations and see familiar faces from FINAL FANTASY VII
- Utilize a variety of weapons and unleash devastating melee combo attacks
- Unleash the Limit Break attack to transform Vincent into an unstoppable beast
- Customize and upgrade Vincent's weapons, including handguns and machine guns, with five different varieties of parts that affect power, range, firing rate, and more
- Fully voiced, cutting-edge CG cinematics in the renowned Square Enix style
Product Description
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Review
In a nutshell:
Revisit the world of Final Fantasy VII three years on from the end of the original classic game. Take control of the mysterious ex-Turk Vincent Valentine in this wholly original third person action adventure.
The lowdown:
Part of the ¿¿¿Compilation of Final Fantasy VII¿¿¿, that already includes Advent Children and a mobile game, this is the first official follow-up to the series most popular entry on a home console. You may have heard though, that it didnt go down so well when it was released in Japan earlier in the year. To Square Enixs credit though the games being given a thorough revamp for its Western release so that its faster and much easier to control, with a lot more combos and aerial moves and a slicker first person view. The game was originally intended to be a role-playing version of Half-Life, so hopefully the new Western version will properly realise this goal.
Most exciting moment:
Shoot em-ups like this are unpopular in Japan so just seeing a developer of Square Enixs standing attempting a game like this is exciting. It even includes an option to use a mouse and keyboard as a controller, just like a PC shooter (although the Japanese games online mode is being removed).
Since you ask:
Apparently Square Enix see Final Fantasy VII (and XIII) as twenty year long projects so even after the Crisis Core game on PSP this may not be the last time you see Cloud Strife and co. in action.
The bottom line:
One of Final Fantasy VIIs most obscure characters stars in the most unlikely spin-off ever.
HARRISON DENT