Final Fantasy VII is a game that everyone has heard of, right? After all, this is square Enix's most successful game. As we all know, this work represents the peak of the FF series and manufacturers, so that its influence can still be seen, in the early 2000s, and launched the "Arrival of the Son", and then launched a series of derivative works, and recently considered the collection of these works, together with the remake version, so here is still to see what are the more classic works.
Many people definitely have core crisis in their minds, a prequel to Final Fantasy 7 that tells a series of adventure stories and various character relationships. This player-favorite spin-off has a touching plot that further refreshes the worldview of Final Fantasy VII. We still remember the game on the PSP today, and players are convinced that Core Crisis was the perfect companion for Final Fantasy VII: Reset.
I believe that many people have not heard of this game, because it was released in Japan and is still a mobile game. Some of the plot of "Before the Crisis" will be repeated with "Core Crisis", but "Before the Crisis" uses a real-time scroll battle system and can even be photographed with a mobile phone camera, which was released in 2004 and did not cause a big sensation at the time.
Final Secret is a special edition and is also regarded as a dream come true of Final Fantasy, which has received a lot of praise in the Western market, although there are some negative reviews, but overall it is still very good. It is believed that the spin-offs of Final Fantasy XIV are also affirmations of Final Secret Order.
The Road to a Smile is a collection of short stories written by Final Fantasy 7 screenwriter Kazunari Nojima, while Tuckers Side Notes is another novel that takes place before The Advent of the Son. But compared with this, "Tuckers Side Notes" is not known to many people in China, that is, I don't know if I will take this opportunity to promote it again.
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