Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles
After much suspense Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates has at last been announced for the Nintendo DS.
Game Designer and producer at Square-Enix, Akitoshi Kawazu has announced two new titles in the Final Fantasy. He informed that the Chronicle series are on the way--one for Nintendo Wii and another (FFCC - The Crystal Bearers) for Nintendo DS. It will feature a complete WiFi play.
The Nintendo DS game has subtitled Ring of Fates and will have Wi-Fi Connection multiplayer for up to four players. It seems more fanciful than the Cube version. The Wii version has codenamed Chrystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers.
The visual and the graphical style go pretty close to Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles for the GameCube.
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