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The Final Fantasy series explodes onto the GameCube with action-packed multiplayer gameplay and an epic storyline seeped in Final Fantasy style and lore. Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles tells the tale of a land covered in poisonous miasma where people depend on precious crystals to stay alive. Using Game Boy Advance units as controllers to receive unique information, up to 4 players embark on this real-time, hack-and-slash journey through a poisoned world. Explore wildernes
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Finally! A game that you can walk around killing enemies. Unlike the other final fantasy games for PS2,you don’t stand there waiting to get killed. In this game you can run around casting spells and attacking people with your weapon. Also unlike the other PS2 FF games, you can choose a variety of charactors. There are four races that you can choose from (clavat, lilties, yukes, selkie). a clavat is ok in everything. A Lilty is good in speed. A Yuke is good in charging up focus attacks(a charged up attack that is 3x’s the original attack).A lilty is good in speed but if you don’t want a charater that lacks the speed of charging up spells and focus attacks,DO NOT PICK THIS CHARACTER!! A Selkie is long-ranged in his/her focus attack. The ememies can look cool yet messed up. They usually attack you in twos or threes. This Game is awesome. If you want a violent adventure game, get this!
final fantasy crystal chronicles is the greatest video game in the world a true classic the best of the best square-enix are gods they are the greatest video game company in the world buy this game if your a huge final fantasy fan you wont be sorry
Great game but got stuck on a part. I hoped it would have been more similar to the one on the original nintendo but updated.
I am a collector. I remember when this game first came out and I saw it on display in Sears. However, I have not actually played it because of the console. There weren’t many great games for Gamecube in my opinion, but they did get this one. I bought it solely to say that I have it. Call me crazy.
Game arrived in better condition than listed which is always a pleasant surprise. The item was listed at a great price and I would certainly browse their inventory for future purchasing considerations.
The gameplay is entertaining. I enjoy the free-based battles over turn-based and active time-based any day. The artifact system is good, but can offer a few set backs, as well. The magic system is good, too. I don’t mind the fact that you lose magic after each level. And if you have something to complain about that, then just get the magic rings. I also enjoy the recipe system that’s used in this game. But I never could get some smiths to forge certain items.There are a few things that bother me. One is that you have to have GBAs and specified cables in order to do multiplayer, which I hate because I, as well as my sister and brother-in-law, have an NDS system, but there is no way to link them to the Gamecube. Another thing that is bothersome about multiplayer is the fact that one other person has to carry the chalice around, which kinda makes it pointless to do 2-player sometimes, since most of the time, the other person has to carry the chalice.Otherwise, all in all, this is a fun game. The music is nice, graphics are good for its time, and it has some challenge to it.
This game probably won’t sell very well since they put Final Fantasy in the title. This game is nothing like FF, so if your a huge fan of FF don’t get your hopes up.But that does not mean that this game is not incredible. I bought this game the year it came out and I play it today. So if you own a Gamecube, and you like playing older games, please get this game today.NOTE: I didn’t say anything about the game play because there’s no point of repeating. Just look at what the other people who put 5 stars said.
My son is very happy playing this on his Gamecube. I recommend this game for all teens.
You need 4 gamboy advances and 4 cords to connect them to the gamecube to play this game properly. But I say all the extra cost is worth it, one of the few games with real cooperative skills needed. You actally have to work together with this game.
Fun!