As perhaps expected, the game will run with 4K resolution and 60fps on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, while on PC (Steam) the frame rate can be boosted to 120fps depending on specs. However, Xbox Series S owners should note that a day one patch will be required in order to hit 60fps, otherwise it’ll be 30fps. Watch on YouTube Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion’s More Than A Remaster trailer. Switch owners, meanwhile, will get a lower resolution image at 30fps across both handheld and docked modes. Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion is a remaster of the 2007 PSP spin-off to Final Fantasy 7. And with 4K graphics, the remaster offers around 63 times more pixels than on Sony’s handheld. “This is more than a remaster, a game that crosses generations and platforms. We are very proud of all the amazing improvements that the dev team has been able to include in Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion,” said executive producer Yoshinori Kitase. The game features refreshed graphics, as well as a newly arranged soundtrack, fully voiced dialogue (English and Japanese), and tweaks to the combat system. You can see it all in the brand new trailer, above. I recently got hands-on time with the game and was impressed with how the developers have made the game consistent with Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion is set for release across PlayStation and Xbox consoles, PC (Steam), and Switch on 13th December. For full specs, check the infographic below.
