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Would you want there to be Final Fantasy themed worlds in Kingdom Hearts III?

Well it's pretty much confirmed at this point.

I know what ya mean man. I feel ya!

X-3 would be amazing, but honestly I hope it's FFXIII trilogy.

To freaking hard! I love nearly all of them so much!

No need to apologize, I think it's admirable that you are trying to do the right thing. Well Donald Trump obviously isn't going to ban them all whether he wants to or not. I really don't think he does want to ban them all and if he does it's probably only a temporary measure that we would take until we could get to the bottom of things. Trump may have a temper on him, but he is right when he says this country doesn't have time for political correctness. There isn't a nice way to deal with stuff like this. If we keep worrying so heavily that we'll offend someone lives will be lost time and time again. At least lives wouldn't be lost at a temporary ban. It's not good that some innocent people will suffer because of it, but again there's sadly no nice way to deal with stuff like this. BTW no worries. I love a good debate.

He isn't speaking of them all. He clearly said he knew Muslims that were "very good people." But don't you think it's kind of a poor decision to prioritize political correctness with issues like this that put lives at risk? It's just like he said "we can't afford to be so nice folks."

I agree with some of what you said, but disagree with your criticism on the gameplay. I also thought the game deserved a 10.

Well you know guys this is what Donald Trump is talking about... I'd feel much safer with him in office.

I'm gonna try these and see which do better! Thanks a lot guys!

I need some serious advice here guys! I got a freezer full of Toaster Strudels, but no toaster! I just moved to a new place, and forgot to get it out of storage. I was gonna buy a new one at the store along with my Toaster Strudels, but I forgot and now it's too late to go back... What can I do? Can I microwave them? Bake them in the oven? Or do I have to wait? Any response is appreciated.

Please God yes!!!

Thanks so much. :wub:

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII is an RPG exclusive to the PlayStation Portable released in Japan in 2007 and worldwide in 2008. In Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII players assume the role of SOLDIER 2nd Class Zack Fair who then shortly switches to 1st Class. Throughout the game players will learn the past of Final Fantasy VII, get more detail on who the "Zack" fella from the original actually is, and learn more about the history of essential characters like Cloud, Tifa, Aerith, and Sephiroth. After playing the game twice I am able to point out all the good things to be had about it. First off I can say the graphics are definitely nice considering this is a PSP game developed around 9 years ago. The CG looks as good as the Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children film and the gameplay and normal look are on par with PS2 graphics. Environments look quite crisp and lend well to the PSP's display. The PSP's limited hardware result in a fair amount of cutscenes needing to use speech bubbles, but the important scenes and a fair amount of non-important scenes will also give you voices. The story is quite great. We finally delve into the past of Zack Fair who only briefly appeared in the original Final Fantasy VII. We also see a good bit of Cloud's past along the way, and how he himself became a part of SOLDIER. During the game it seems that Cloud is a little less shy than he was when we first met him, which is understandable since many things have yet to occur. We learn that Aerith (or in original Final Fantasy VII terms Aeris) used to have a close relationship with Zack. Even turning romantic at a certain point, but not in a heavily emphasized way. Tifa's appearances aren't critical to the story (except for one certain event with Sephiroth which is a recap of something we saw previously), but they do show us that she used to be much different than we previously knew, but at the same time relatively the same. Sephiroth, believe it or not, was a somewhat nice guy back then! Well, for awhile anyway... But even then he was definitely one of the most skilled people at Shinra. I can't go into much detail beyond that as I would spoil critical story elements, but I can say that the story is deep, thrilling, exciting, and offers a whole new background to the world of Final Fantasy VII! The ending is quite emotional, and is something that is certain to make you shed a tear. The gameplay was something I found quite enjoyable, Zack has many Materia commands available for use. Some slow, some fast. Some are even for stat improvement. The Materia Fusion system allows Zack to combine two materia to make a completely new type of materia, which at times is very useful for things like obtaining powerful attacks early on in the game. There's a unique mechanic that comes in handy on a number of occasions called DMW (Digital Mind Wave.) This is where Zack uses his memories of a certain character to activate a special attack. Each character activates a different attack and is unlocked on the DMW as the story progresses. Some entries are optional. The DMW is activated at random, but it's chances of activating can be heightened depending on the situation. During events where Zack is thinking heavily of a certain character he will have a better chance of activating them in the DMW and using their attack. Though the DMW has a chance of failing it is mostly successful. This mechanic is also how Zack himself levels up by getting all 7's for the numbers. Everything is somewhat strategic, yet action-packed. Ultimate attacks used by summoned creatures such as Bahamut or Ifrit include CG scenes which also look very nice and add to the intensity to the battles. There are no optional weapons, but Zack does start to use the Buster Sword at a certain point. Music and sound effects are definitely a fitting tribute to the series. Many of the tracks are new, but some are revised versions of old ones. They all capture the essential feel of game's universe and bring us right back to those spine-chilling moments from the original PlayStation title. Sound effects such as menu scrolling and walking are spot on as well. Voice acting is no doubt right on the mark. Every character sounds completely authentic and the actors did a good job capturing necessary emotion in both the Japanese and English voice cast! However one scene with Cloud in the English VA during the ending did lack intensity, but it's not a huge problem. Verdict: Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII is a wonderful edition to the Final Fantasy VII storyline that fully utilizes the PSP's hardware to offer unique gameplay, a thrilling and emotional story, and a whole new light on the Final Fantasy VII franchise. It is a journey that any fan of the series or JRPG goer in general should take. I would LOVE to see an HD remaster on PS4. 10/10

it's not an HD remaster, just a bundle. They don't wanna port the games to other consoles. And yeah it sucks, but Bamco has always put the US on the back burner. Probably because it has a smaller fanbase over here. Sadly things that are popular in the US usually don't interest me in the least...

I like that ideal you talked about with fire and aero bro...

Well that and BbS were the best PSP games bar none and BbS was already ported. So if Crisis Core isn't coming that just got a lot less exciting...

That really sucks. Why?

Crisis Core on PS4??? Heck yeah!

That's true, but I'd be shocked if it didn't happen in 2017.