Square Enix has encountered a connection problem during the beta test of their cell phone based Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII. The server load gets too high due to a higher than expected number of accesses. This results in people having problems to connect and play the game. Square Enix has registered over 1.6 million accesses since the beta test began on August 31st. Square Enix promised that the problem would be fixed before the game's commerical launch later this month.
Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII will be available in Japan on September 24th. Still no release dates for Europe or North America.
Brendan 2006-12-18 0 comments
There's no substantive news here besides my resounding disappointment that Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII, is conspicuously missing from any JUMP FESTA news and major coverage. Has the crisis stalled out before it even began? The game concluded last year in Japan, and Square Enix has expertly avoided speaking about it with a frenzy of new games. English Demos and...
kula shakerz 2005-10-18 0 comments
Square Enix's recently updated the offical site for Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII, with screenshots from the 20th chapter of their cell phone game. The game is a prequel to the popular PlayStation One RPG, the story is set to 6 years before the events of Final Fantasy VII, and supports up to three players at the same time via...
Xin 2005-07-01 0 comments
Chapter 15 of the Square-Enix Mobile RPG Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII has been released, and this time around we see the Turks heading to the Gold Saucer. The troupe also makes their way to Rocket Town, where familiar ace-pilot Cid Highwind makes his series debut. Link >> View Chapter 15 Screens Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII is available now...
