Square Enix announces limited edition Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII

Square Enix today announced a limited special edition version of the forthcoming UK PSP release of CRISIS CORE - FINAL FANTASY VII.

The special edition version, with hard-backed artwork book and high-quality slipcase will be available exclusively with selected online retailers as a pre-order item to customers while stocks last.

CRISIS CORE - FINAL FANTASY VII is the highly anticipated prequel to the biggest selling FINAL FANTASY of all time. With additional gameplay challenges not included in the original Japanese version, fans and newcomers alike can experience the world of FINAL FANTASY VII from an all-new perspective.

John Yamamoto of Square Enix comments, “CRISIS CORE - FINAL FANTASY VII is one of the most anticipated FINAL FANTASY releases of all time. We wanted to give something extra to the fans to thank them for their continued support of the series and to celebrate such a landmark title. I think the special edition makes this important release even greater.”

For more information about CRISIS CORE -FINAL FANTASY VII - and for details of how to pre-order please visit the official website at crisiscoregame.co.uk Square Enix today announced a limited special edition version of the forthcoming UK PSP release of CRISIS CORE - FINAL FANTASY VII.

Square Enix today announced a limited special edition version of the forthcoming UK PSP release of CRISIS CORE - FINAL FANTASY VII.

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