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Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII - TV commercial

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Uploaded by on Aug 31, 2007

TV spot from Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII

from: http://www.ffinter.com.br/ff/

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  • "praystation portaburu".... awesome

  • Love the FF artwork.

    This game seems beautiful.

    Strange how this game has been around for so long and it's graphics have surpassed many of the newer games that have come out to date.

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  • The way they say Playstation portable in the end makes me laugh c:

  • They should make KH BBS and this game for PS3 format : )

  • lol i got goosebumps when i heard "why"

  • I tried not to cry in the ending :(

  • Dammit! Why are all the JP Square Enix commercials always so much cooler than the US ones!?

  • I played this and I'm proud I'm a final fantasy fan! Zack Fair ftw!

  • Best game on PSP.

    Followed by BBS.

    Right? Right?

    But I also think that they could have choose a better end music than "Why" (ouh i'm gonna get hit after this comment). I don't really like it for the end of that freaking awesome game.

    :3

  • i hate the loading times in this game

  • @gearofwar113 I'm you with, when i see Zack lying on the ground injured, bloodied and only to save Cloud, I could not avoid crying, In my opinion that's the best game for psp for ever.

    I wanna see a Zack in Dissidia 012 !!!

  • @Mictono Zack is far more better than Cloud

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