Whether you're a hardcore Final Fantasy VII fan or simply someone that likes good stories in RPGs, this update should catch your attention: it seems that the minds behind Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII fixes a rather inconvenient glitch in that particular Final Fantasy's lore. Curious as to what it is? Then check out the full article below for the entire scoop. At least the fans are happy, right?

Now that Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII successfully made its way to Sony PlayStation Portable owners, it's difficult to tell if Square Enix would milk the classic Final Fantasy VII further. Looks like another spin-off is not a farfetched idea, and we might even actually get a remake. Take it from the Squeenix producers themselves - details are at the full article.

There were big expectations for Square Enix's Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, but the game launched on the PSP and did justice to its immortal predecessor. The game racked up good reviews and nice sales, leading some to wonder if it would have been wise to release it on the Nintendo DS as well. Square Enix's main men answer that query in the full article after the jump.

Australia based gamers will be glad to know that they're going to be getting some big name Square Enix titles such as Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII for the Sony PlayStation Portable and Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors for the Nintendo DS this year. To find out more, head on over to the full article.

Talk to any person out there and chances are, you'll find that that person has at least one influence or source of inspiration in life. The same holds true for Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 director Hajime Tabata.

Tabata took the time to tell us a little bit about his inspirations and influences in a recent interview.  Find out more about the man behind the game after the jump.

Remember the special edition release of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 that's exclusive to Europe? If you do, you'll also remember that it's only available via online pre-order. Now guess what? Pre-orders are now available! Check out the full article for details.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, the PSP prequel to the very first 3D RPG from Square Enix, is already out in store shelves. If you still haven't snapped up your copy, then here's something to get you scrambling for your wallet: a video montage of some of the most epic moments in the game. Sephiroth in combat never looked this bad-ass. The video in the full article.

Do we really need to re-visit the Final Fantasy VII universe? After that movie where everyone hopped around all over the place while three silver-haired bikers looked for their mum, we're not quite sure that we do. Now that Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII is here, however, we'd have to say that this part of the Final Fantasy series needs a look back on - a very long, hard one. This is our review of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII.

There's really so much more in an RPG than just playing through the game. One aspect that gives a game more depth is its behind-the-scenes information. As such, the director of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, Hajime Tabata, talks about how they developed an epic game and fit it onto a UMD. Find out what he had to say in the full article.

As this month comes to a close, blockbuster titles make the cut to establish March 2008 as a great period in time for us gamers. Of course, we're talking about the launch of big hitters headlined by Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII. Ryu Hayabusa will draw his Dragon Sword on the DS in North America following its recent Japan release, while glaives are going to fly in Dark Sector for the PS3 and 360. To know more about this week's releases, hit that jump!