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The editors liked
Looks beautiful
Fantastic difficulty curve
Multiplayer and single-player options
Surprisingly well-written humor
No jugs.
Each character has a unique selection of attacks and tribal abilities
Slick mix of monster killing
Platforming
And puzzlesolving
Charming cast of characters
Up to four local players can adventure together.
The editors didn't like
No Wi-Fi multiplayer
Serious technical issues
Kid-focused style.
Certain tasks are cumbersome to pull off in the singleplayer campaign
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It In the scheme of things, Final Fantasy should have remained on Nintendo’s various consoles since the franchise found its home in Japanese homes via the Family Computer (or what we in the States would later call t...
Abstract: When the original Crystal Chronicles debuted on the Gamecube, it raised a few eyebrows as it eschewed much of the famous Final Fantasy formula. The games successor, Ring of Fates, also differentiates itself from the series proper by breaking new groun...
Abstract: The original Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles for the GameCube gave gamers a slightly different take on the usual Final Fantasy mechanics while still delivering a broad sweeping story. In this Nintendo DS prequel, Ring of Fates takes playe...
Abstract: The original Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles, which debuted four years ago on GameCube, remains one of that system's excellent unsung role-playing games. More Secret of Mana than Final Fantasy thanks to its cooperative multiplayer action, the prototy...
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Published: 2008-03-06, Author: Patrick , review by: gamespy.com
Looks beautiful; fantastic difficulty curve; multiplayer and single-player options; surprisingly well-written humor; no jugs.
No Wi-Fi multiplayer; serious technical issues; kid-focused style.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates, Square Enixs follow-up to its successful GameCube dungeon-crawler Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles, is the epitome of a faithful sequel. Dungeon-crawling is the focus here, so if youre not interested ...
Cool visual tricks, fancy cut scenes with solid voice acting, enthralling music
Poorly placed camera angles, controls can be complicated at times, no Wi-Fi feature The Final Word Ring of Fates is a solid title that boasts some amazing production values. Its single-player campaign tends towards mindless hack-and-slash gameplay and ...
Ring of Fates is a solid title that boasts some amazing production values. Its single-player campaign tends towards mindless hack-and-slash gameplay and there are some noticeable slowdown flaws, but it still offers up a good dose of fun, especially if ...
Abstract: It should be abundantly clear by now that Square Enix love the Nintendo DS. Though this love may be fuelled by the monetary success of their previous titles on the system, it’s great to see that it is quality, not money, at the forefront of the develop...
Abstract: Ein Rückblick auf vergangene Zeiten: Die Streitereien von Squar Enix und Nintendo gehören bereits der Vergangenheit an, da kündigt der Rollenspiel-Gigant aus Japan endlich wieder einen Titel für eine Nintendo-Heimkonsole an. Als „Final Fantasy Crystal...
