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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

Written by: Etali

Date: 2008-01-17

Square Enix Ltd have announced that Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles - Ring of Fates will be released across all PAL territories from 21st March 2008 exclusively on the Nintendo DS.

Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles - Ring of Fates has been designed to be the most accessible Final Fantasy ever. The unique action-based gameplay offers exciting 3D levels, exploration and puzzle solving, with a control system that allows you to engage enemies on your terms and without any random encounters.

Up to four friends can team-up and co-operate with Nintendo DS Wireless Play.

Like all great heroes, you�ll want to look good during the action and there are hundreds of different items and costume combinations to make your character unique.

John Yamamoto, president and chief executive officer of Square Enix Ltd. comments, �With a strong focus on action and exploration Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates offers an exciting, fast-paced adventure. If you�ve never played a Final Fantasy game before, Ring of Fates is the perfect introduction and offers even more fun when played with friends.�

The Story

The Great Crystal protects the land from the malefic glow of the blood red moon.

Twins are born to this land, endowed with a shared, mystical power.

Their peaceful life is suddenly changed with the rise of the blood red moon.

All fates are etched into the crystal.

Features

* Unique action-based gameplay � with 3D levels, exploration and puzzle solving.
* Action-based control system lets you experience the adventure your way.
* Experience exhilarating real-time battles with intuitive controls.
* Gorgeous 3D graphics and an emotional audio score create a beautiful world to explore.
* Up to four players can co-operate via DS Wireless Play!
* Realise the tale of two heroic yet innocent twins in a unique story of fate, adventure and fraternal love.
* Hundreds of different item and costume combinations add to the fun. Changes to costume/equipment are directly visible on your character in the game.
* Trade with friends using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection functions.
* Additional content over the original Japanese version, with four new quests.
* Can be played in four different languages � English, French, German and Spanish. The multiplayer mode, which allows up to four players to play together, can be played seamlessly even when each player selects a different language.

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