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It Might Be A Comic #27 Rocket Sled
Comic Genesis gets it on the 30th of April.
This show has [tornado fang]ing awesome horses
I'm an ass man!
FINAL FANTASY: CRYSTAL CHRONICLES: THE CRYSTAL BEARERS: DAWN OF THE DARK CRYSTALS: CRYSTALS IN TIME
- Each Crystal Bearer has a unique ability
- Layle on an escort mission - busy guarding new passenger airship, gets attacked by an army (led by Amidatelion)
- Action-oriented battles
- Possibility that other players can join in with Wii remotes to help or hinder you)
As The Crystal Bearers begins, Layle is on a boring escort mission, guarding an enormous new passenger airship on its maiden voyage. The job gets more exciting when it’s attacked by an army that turns out to be led by a Yuke named Amidatelion.
A ton of new Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers details are available thanks to the latest Famitsu.
- Takes place in Crystal Chronicles world in the future
- Knowledge of magic nonexistent now
- Yukes race died during war with Lilthies
- Lilthies use crystals to support citizens
- Main character is Layle (Crystal Bearer of Clavat race)
- Can manipulate gravity
- Layle’s story starts after coming into contact with Amidatelion, a Yuke
- Amidatelion causes trouble for Layle, wants to seek him out
- Part of Layle’s cheek crystalized (Crystal Bearers have part of body turned into crystal)
- Althea - Queen of Lilthies Kingdom, mother dead, father sick
- Jegran - In charge of Lilthies army
- Take on role of Layle, use his gravitational abilities with Wii remote
- Wii remote for pointing at objects - grab demons, use them
- Layle’s actions change depending on creature he grabs
- Layle will pull himself up with grappling hook when grabbing onto something heavy (ex: ceiling lamp)
- Development on the game hadn’t begun when the game was first announced, hence why it’s taken so long
- No leveling up
- Build characters by equipping accessories
- Encounter creatures with variety of actions
- People react differently to use as you advance in the game
- No separation between battle/other elements in the game
- Developers striving to make the game fun to watch
- 60% complete
- No release date
This game makes a point of giving the player a great deal of freedom, even as it retains touches of what makes the series unique. The battles are still action-oriented, and as you'd expect, you can use the Wii Remote to mark out targets and throw them around with your crystal skills as you fight lots of enemies at once. However, unlike previous FFCCs (and most JRPGs, for that matter), there's no demarcation between cities and "the great outdoors." Layle can use all of his skills in town, too, picking up children and using his Force-ish magic to rip the newspapers out of people's hands if he likes. This opens up a very Fable-like element to the game, as Layle's actions in urban areas can either make him the darling sweetheart of the town's ladies or get him kicked out by the city guard -- or both. (The game has none of the multiplayer features of previous FFCCs, as Layle works mostly by himself, but Kawazu hinted that other people can use Wiimotes to help, or hinder, you in unspecified ways as you play the game)
"Part of the original concept was to make a 'touchable' Final Fantasy," notes Toshiyuki Itanaha, the game's director and character designer. "Games up to now were designed to have you fight outdoors and go shopping and talk to people in town, but this project eliminates all of that." The Crystal Bearers still has no release date (Itahana estimated the game to be about 60 percent complete), but if it lives up to its creators' promises, the interminable wait we've dealt with may just be worth it.
[tornado fang] the Knicks.
I'll draw more ass when I'm not depressed and insomniac.
POOL'S CLOSED.
amnesia? [chameleon sting]er.
My DS exploded when I tried to use Pictochat.
