Bear witness to these Crystal Bearers images

by JC Fletcher { Oct 6th 2009 at 2:30PM }

GAME Watch has rounded up the known details of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers's story and setting, including the disappearance of the Yukes and the existence of the Crystal Bearers, a few people with mysterious psychic powers. There's also apparently one crystal "idol" for each species. There's a lot more in the writeup, but after TGS, we're hoping to take a short break from squinting at Japanese text really hard.

Luckily, the really relevant part of the article is the huge assortment of screenshots, along with concept art like the piece seen here. Crystal Bearers is out November 12 in Japan and December 26 in North America.

Tags: action, crystal-bearers, ffcc-crystal-bearers, final-fantasy, final-fantasy-crystal-chronicles, square-enix

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Cody @ Oct 6th 2009 3:08PM

Looking at the concept art on the main screen image there got me thinking.... why can't the actual game look like that?? Very Red Steel 2ish in its art design...

Anti-Villian @ Oct 7th 2009 1:25AM

laziness?

I don't mind the current art direction though, Final Fantasy already has such a strong sense of creativity and design. I would rather stylization however it may deter people from buying this game, I have been telling people about FFCC:CB and the responses I get are "Oh! so it's not the next numerical sequel? it's just a crappy wii spinoff? eh". This game looks fantastic to me but CB stills needs to prove itself to the 'lolwiigfx' elitists.

CJLopez @ Oct 6th 2009 4:20PM

wow, 1 month and 14 days well have to wait to play this here in america?

it'll be pretty hard to wait that looong!!!!

Roy @ Oct 7th 2009 5:53PM

I can't wait for this game to come out, seems very interesting.

WilmerSama @ Oct 7th 2009 9:34PM

I don't understand why people aren't excited about this game :S, this game looks so awesome!!!!!

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