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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers
Square Enix, Inc.

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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles The Crystal Bearers is rated 3.1 out of 5 by 38.

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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers
Square Enix, Inc.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles The Crystal Bearers is rated 3.1 out of 5 by 38.

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FINAL FANTASY CRYSTAL CHRONICLES: THE CRYSTAL BEARERS provides a fresh take on the FINAL FAN Read More

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FINAL FANTASY CRYSTAL CHRONICLES: THE CRYSTAL BEARERS provides a fresh take on the FINAL FANTASY CRYSTAL CHRONICLES series as it combines the storytelling depth, expansive world and graphical quality of FINAL FANTASY with motion-driven, real-time action gameplay. In this world, realistic gameplay and fantastical art direction are brought together for a truly unique experience for Wii users around the globe.

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A thousand years after the original CRYSTAL CHRONICLES, the end of a great war has led to one tribe's dominance, and another tribe's apparent annihilation. The world has turned to technology, and magic is only used by outcasts called “crystal bearers.” Layle is one such crystal bearer, whose love of danger is about to send him on an extraordinary adventure.

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Enjoy a new chapter of the series that takes place a thousand years after the events of the original FINAL FANTASY CRYSTAL CHRONICLES, where technology has advanced to its peak and magic is considered taboo
Encounter the first FINAL FANTASY game developed exclusively for Wii, complete with motion-driven gameplay and intuitive controls that are accessible for gamers of all levels. Enjoy a variety of actions including flying and third-person shooter style gameplay
Step into the hero's shoes and experience the action first-hand! Control Layle's crystal bearer powers to battle adversaries, navigate through obstacles and move objects at will in a highly interactive environment
Traverse the terrain, swing from high places or take a swim in a world in which all areas are open for exploration
With an extra remote, friends and family can jump in to assist the player in times of need in special areas of the game.

Number of Players:	1 player

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles The Crystal Bearers is rated 3.1 out of 5 by 38.

Rated 3 out of 5 by nba2k11 from looks fun Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles The Crystal Bearers i herd it is fun because the one was only made for nintendo

Date published: 2015-10-27

Rated 4 out of 5 by CMannn from Better than you would think. I Think this game is pretty good overall, but is lacking in many areas. the combat is pretty confusing and awkward (you attack enemies by picking them up and throwing them at other enemies/walls/ trees/etc.) but other than that it's actually a pretty good wii game. The on-rails sequences are pretty fun and the story is really good. It's also one of the few Wii RPGs that actually lets you explore the world in small zones instead of linear pathways. If you can pick it up I would recommend it, but be warned: the combat takes some getting used to.

Date published: 2014-09-19

Rated 2 out of 5 by Cowbot9000 from Final Fantasy? Really? Picking things up with a magic lasso and throwing them around? What a horrible game play concept! As a classical FF player since the '90s, I expect either turn base or SoM style game play. This was such garbage. The game has great graphics and a good musical score. It has a passable story. None of these are able to outshine the horrible game play. What a disappointment.

Date published: 2013-08-23

Rated 4 out of 5 by Monster720 from pretty awsome game i bot this game and played it alot, but as i was getting farther into the game i found that all that layle was doing was collecting item and move object, items and creatures with crystal power( like a jedi with the force) but the few thing i didnt like is that you could level up layle and custimize his powers, or anyhting like that, it is a awsome game but lacked the thing i grow to like in past final fantasy game like Final Fantasy XII now that is a game for those who have a playstation 2 and love final fantasy game

Date published: 2012-12-06

Rated 4 out of 5 by Domino2012 from Had SO... Much Going For It! Concept: Take a break from classic Final Fantasy fashion and try to mold it into something great by adding: real-time combat, cinamatic flair, and oddly enough telekenisis powers for your character to utilize. Graphics: Honestly the best the wii can offer, (sorry Xenoblade! this game was first, and better.) Characters come to life through CG cutscenes and overall magical in-game graphics. Sound: A little hit and miss, Layle, (the character you play as) nails his role and delivers his lines well. While Belle (someone you befriend) sounds a little generic. And the music is epic as with most Final Fantasy. Story: Layle is a crystal bearer! and thats about it, there is only 3 major plot twists. (as apposed to Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword's 10!) PLayability: the combat system sounds good on paper but thats not the final result, pretty much all battles begin to consist of madly flailing the Wii-remote to use "telekenisis". Also At times it is impossible to know how to get to the area needed to progress the story, (thanks to one of the worst and broken map systems in recent memory.) it go so bad I had to dish out $20 to buy a game guide. Entertainment Value: I hate to say it but I really could only recommend it to people who can look past the questionable design choices made by Square Enix. This game had so... much going for it but ultimately the bad design choices hinder it from greatness. What they got right: GRAPHICS! The art style is similar to a sharper, more colorful, and overall better looking version of Legend Of Zelda Skyward Sword. How can they fix they're mistakes: Give players more variety on combat strategies or a sword so that dosen't involve, "Pick up this rock with you're powers and fling it at that enemy over and over again until it dies." And Give Players a radar system that shows where the player's objective is and how to get to it. Or add a " glowing bread crumb trail" similar to the Fable series. Also next time around, hire well-known voice actors esque to Final Fantasy 10-13 or at least Japanese voices. Everything else isn't really "broken" but nothing special. Replay Value: There are 150+ in-game achivements that you can use to unlock new costumes, other than that, not much reason to play it again after you beat it once. (if you can suffer through the annoyances and even beat it once.)

Date published: 2012-04-29

Rated 4 out of 5 by Tragedy1994 from Can you bear it? Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers has a really long title. That has no relevance to the review, so here's the real thing. Crystal Bearers is an Action/Adventure game that puts you in the shoes of Layle, a young outcast who has the power to manipulate gravity. You spend your time exploring, solving puzzles, fighting enemies and playing a LOT of minigames, because of course every Wii title needs minigames! (sarcasm) most of them aren't that bad and they actually tie into the story, like shooting or chase sequences. Combat is no longer turn based, or even menue based, which is enough cause for Square to be burned to the ground. Man i HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE variety and new ideas (Kefka rant/sarcasm). Instead you have to lift objects and hurl them at your enemies. This gets really old, really fast, but as the game goes on new enemies and items will be introduced that bring variety and strategy by offering temporary abilities and combo attacks. To be honest, even then the combat system is only ok, except for the bosses, which are totally epic. Also there is no leveling, no weapons, and you can only equip three items. Beyond the somewhat unpolished combat system there is also exploraration, puzzle solving, platforming, the aforementioned minigames, sidequests and a lot of cutscences. The exploration can get annoying at times, because there is no conventional map system. instead you can pick up signs the point to your next destination. The graphics are top-notch for the wii, and the music is generally well done, except for the unfitting fight usic that incorporates banjos. Yeah, because banjo just get my heart pounding. The voice acting and plot are also pretty good, i have no idea why people complain about them. I also seem to be the only person who has not problems with the controls or camera. My main gripes with this game are the combat which gets dull and tje lack of a proper map system. You can avoid most fights, but then you miss out on the health upgrade that comes with clearing an area of eenemies. also you have to clear those enemies in a set amount of time. Overall Crystal Bearers is a decent game. it's unique and intuitive design makes up for its lack of polish, and it really isn't a final fantasy game at all, except that you can race chocobos. I think this would be much more liked if it dropped the final Fantasy title so that it could be looked at as its own game.

Date published: 2012-03-28

Rated 3 out of 5 by Roxas358 from Not bad I like the fact that Square wanted to take a different turn with the Final Fantasy games. I like the fact that you can use motion controls in this game, the voice actors doesn't make me cringe and the story overall. What I HATE about this game is sometimes the gravity control cursor will blip off of the screen and I'll die (I think it was my sensor bar, but whatever...) the fact that I couldn't get alot of money to upgrade Layle with accessories, and the fact that I got to the final boss and rage quitted with how tough he was...In conclusion I say but this game at your own risk.

Date published: 2012-03-11

Rated 5 out of 5 by Disciplelicious from Revolutionary Let's be real. While playing games where you have supernatural powers, you always wonder, "Why can't I just take that boulder and throw it at his head?!" Apparently, our friends at Square Enix thought the same thing, so they made this game. Anything you can find, you can throw in a Goblin's face, feed to a Bomb, or hurl at a Behemoth. Case in point, I'd buy this game a second time just because the fighting system is so good! Plus, the music is incredible and the graphics drool-worthy, and the storyline completes the package with fun minigames and excellent plot twists. Also, with a list of achievements so huge, it keeps you playing for days on end! The only downsides of this game are Layle's voice acting and the "beach" minigame...had to have my wife play that one.

Date published: 2011-12-10