Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles - Gamecube

It was a blast in the past for me to play this game. While I was a kid, my best friend and I sunk more than 600 hours into this game, so I acknowledge I might have wanted some nostalgia tinted goggles when I bought this copy. Having said that, I had almost the same amount of fun playing this game as I did back when I first played it. You will not be disappointed with it. It is one of the best dungeon crawling multiplayer romps you can buy. It feels like everything is really well polished and exploring each zone is quite amazing, even if they appear to have a somewhat similar setting, every zone does have its own distinct feel to it. Since I had so many places to explore, visiting the same places over and over wasn't boring because there are so many interesting things to see. I appreciated going back to some of my favorites over and over again as I went. The setting of this high fantasy story and the way the world is built are amazing. The races, the major and small cities alike, everything is built around the kind of adventure you are having and the story is told in bite sized chunks that are never too sour. It is the little details that add up to form an epic narrative that spans many years I have played this game for years (or in my case, I have done it in real life years) and beating it is immensely satisfying in a way that most AAA games today would not be able to compete with because of how it is built up to the final boss. The world is a better place with this game, yes you know I'm praising it a lot, but it is probably my favorite game of all time. I love playing games all the time. It can be somewhat hectic to move between locations in the overworld map, getting mail from home is good but a bit tedious, and carrying around a crystal to protect yourself from the miasma can make moving around a bit dull because it slows you down. Probably the biggest complaint I would have is how Nintendo forced its failed GCN platform onto this game without allowing it to transition into "the new generation" properly - and thus why it failed to take off as well as anyone anticipated. It is essential that GBA connectivity is integrated into this game in order to maximize multiplayer (where it thrives). All players must have a GBA and an adaptor that will allow them to plug their GBA into the GCN control slots in order to play multiplayer. The GBA crystal does reduce the clutter on the screen when organizing menus, and when other people are in menus, they automatically follow the crystal, but I can honestly say that it would be possible for the player portraits to fill any empty space on the TV screen. This game feels like one of the most underrated games ever because it's filled with so many incredible moments Some of the best games of that console generation may not be appreciated, but that is the way things are. Even if you are alone, it is still a great experience and you will have the moogle help you carry the crystal (although really it should have been so that it always carries it unless something else puts it out of reach). It is a perfect project to undertake if you own a Wii that can play GCN games, or if you have a GCN that is gathering dust.

Alisson Williamson

| Aug 09, 2020

Final Fantasy is one of my favorites. Despite their similarities, I don't like pizza and comic books at the same time. A comic book might as well say "Pizza," but that wouldn't change the fact that you The name does not matter and you should The game is multi-player, which prevents players from wasting time while they wait for others Multi-player is presumed by most reviews I have seen and by the majority of players It is important for players to participate. This is not the case for me. I think that all RPG's need a multi-player option. Even if you have 3 friends with GBAs and link cables, getting them to play for more than a few hours altogether will be difficult at best. This game has a two-player (especially two-player) option, but it also has a multi-player option A player is designed to play with a group of people. It will be difficult for most Cube owners to deal with that. Taking your comment into consideration, I'd like to assume you're going to play "Crystal Chronicles" solo similarly to me. In this action game you will find new moves each time you play. It takes a while to clear a level as you move from area to area. The combat structure is more like that of a 3D fighting game As a comparison, I can say that this is similar to the Cube Dark Legacy is part of the Gauntlet franchise. Despite that, there is a little bit more depth in this game than "Dark Legacy", which will keep you coming back - as long as you don't get turned off by the action fighting element. In the game, the year ends after you have completed 3 levels (areas). As a result, the "story" in the game has a structure. Your journey will be interrupted by random encounters as you move from area to area on the "world map," but combat encounters will not interrupt it. In short, they are small pieces of information that move the plot forward in the game. There is some randomness to them, and sometimes the same pattern recurs. While there are some segments that remain the same from year to year, the more you play, the more you get to know the story. Getting to know the story is not as simple as running around and interacting with the characters in the game. Very little of this type of thing is necessary to learn the story. unfolds as you go along and you get to see it unfold, without being able to influence or alter how it transpires. Both the story bits and the levels make the game worth taking a look at. There is no game as beautiful as this one. This was the only thing that attracted me to the web site at the beginning. As the story progressed, however, I became more committed to the growth of my character and curious to see what the story had in store for me. I was able to build my character enough to manage all the levels even when playing by myself (and I am not very dexterous at gaming). The only way to upgrade your character is to earn money and buy better equipment there are no classes in the game. Yet your equipment can still be improved even as early as the first level. The game I am playing is very enjoyable for me. The story parts are entertaining and it can be enjoyed as a solo game. As I have clocked just over 20 hours on the game, I would say that it is money well spent, but I must admit that it took the game some time to, "grow on me. ". I liked the game at first, but then I became accustomed to it. The RPG games I enjoy are my favorites I don't think this game is like In addition to Final Fantasy, I am a fan of Xenoblade Chronicles. I don't think this game falls into that category. In this game, you play a third-person version of a classic fighting side scroller. Throughout the game, items and bits of story are awarded as you move from area to area. Playing the game is fun, and the graphics are As a result, I will play the game through again using a different type of character. This is a fun fantasy, not a.

Braylon Costa

| Dec 06, 2020