Agency of Cultural Affairs held its 7th annual Media Art Festival in Japan yesterday, 24th December 2003. The festival awards prizes to the most respectful pieces of art in different categories and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicle was awarded the grand prize in the Entertainment category.
The judging comittee commented, "Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicle has a first class finishing with outstanding graphics and music".
Producer, Akitoshi Kawazu, gave a brief speech, emphasising on the "Friendship" aspect of the game. "RPG portrays the development of the characters through friendships and repulsion. What's different in Crystal Chronicle is that those friends are right by your side." He thanked all staffs in both Nintendo and Square Enix who worked really hard in the project, and lastly, us the players who bought the game.
Brendan 2007-10-11 2 comments
Nintendo's Wii is soon to play host to yet another Crystal Chronicles title in the Final Fantasy franchise. Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Little King and the Promised Land/Country of Promise will debut as a title on Wii Ware, the download service for the console. You can check out the trailer here!
Xin 2005-05-19 0 comments
Square-Enix announced earlier today on the e3 Showfloor that a sequel to the Nintendo Gamecube title Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles is in the works. Not only that, but the next chapter of the Crystal Chronicles story will debut on Nintendo's Next Generation console, Revolution. At the moment, no time table for a release has been announced for either the system...
sifar 2004-02-18 0 comments
Square Enix released Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles in North America on February 9, 2004. Commercials for the title have been airing consistently on North American TV stations. Nintendo is definitely trying to make this title one of their most successful ones. In any event, GameTrailers.com has made available the full opening sequence to the game on their website. The video...
