Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII Reunion is not only a perfect example of what a remaster should be, but also the perfect way to play this classic game.
Author: Mick Abrahamson
Mick Abrahamson
Mick Abrahamson is a video game critic and interviewer for But Why Tho? where he specializes in World of Warcraft and Blizzard coverage. He also puts an effort into covering indie video games and is known for his thoughful interviews that highlight the challenges and art of game development.
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