Wii Final Fantasy: Crystal Bearers (RPG, Square-Enix)

Cleanmind_18 disse:
Ups...expliquei me mal...queria dizer que o da wii sera certamente bom..pois todos os final fantasys foram....e tiago tenho o 9....e joguei o 10....x-2.....VII.....VIII.....
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Este vai ser bastante diferente no entanto; sabemos muito poucos detalhes, mas calculo que seja muito mais aventura (e menos RPG) que os outros Final Fantasy's. Coisas como necessidade de level-up nem devem estar presentes.
 
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Fonte: http://www.ngcfrance.com/news.php?operande=0&idx=7703&r=1
 
O Trailer mostrado aos media outlets na Square Enix Party 2007 vai ser divulgado para o publico comum esta sexta feira:

-> http://www.ffccnews.jp/2007/05/79.html


Entrevista da Square-Enix Party: (não tinha sido postada anteriormente)
Interview: Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles
We get the dirt on both the upcoming Nintendo DS and Wii versions of the game.I know you've done character designs for previous Square games, but is Crystal Bearers the first game you're directing?

Itahana: It's not the first time I've directed a game. I've directed a game called Code Age Commander, which is not released in the US, so it'll be my first North American game.

Will the game be closer to the GameCube or Nintendo DS designs or will it be its own thing?

Itahana: There's a much more action oriented take. The key differences are that the previous games focused on multiplayer, and Crystal Bearers will be a more single player experience.

Did you look at the likes and dislikes of the GameCube game and apply that to the Nintendo DS Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates?

Kamiyama: The original Crystal Chronicles was a learning experience in a multiplayer design, using the Game Boy Advance to work with the console game. We took input both internally and externally to create a better and multiplayer experience. This time around, in the multiplayer modes there will be many more options and features that will make the game more fun for the entire group. We focused so much on the multiplayer in the original Crystal Chronicles that maybe we didn't make the single player experience as elaborate as we should have. That's an area that we focused on in Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fate. It was a busy schedule for the staff.

What sort of changes did you make to the game to create a better single player experience?

Kamiyama: Final Fantasy games are all about the story, and that's where Ring of Fates shines. It's an action game with that rich Final Fantasy experience.

In the original Crystal Chronicles, you could level up your character but once the game's complete you couldn't do anything with that levelled character or the items collected. Does Ring of Fates have a similar focus to encourage levelling up and crafting and collecting items?

Kamiyama: Nice question! Yes, we learned lessons from the past version. The crafting and levelling feature is still in the game. But we've made it more indepth where you'll be able to craft items and see them in use on the character physically. We can't go into any details on how this affects multiplayer.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles is known for being a multiplayer experience, and when the DS version was announced many people made the assumption that the online function of the system would be utilized, and it appears that this isn't the case. Were people just assuming that Wi-Fi would be a focus, or were there actually plans to support the function in the project?

Kamiyama: We're treading on pretty confidential waters here (laughs). There is a Wi-Fi feature in Crystal Chronicles DS, but we're not ready to reveal it yet. But just for you, we'll mention that. We planned the full multiplayer to support Wi-Fi, but the dilemma that we faced with Wi-Fi was location. The play styles between local, where you're face-to-face with your partners, and Wi-Fi, where you're miles away, are completely different. We focused on local wireless so you could be with your friends and interact with them. There are many actions in the multiplayer where, for example, you'll need to carry another person on your back, and it's very difficult to communicate with the other players to do that over Wi-Fi. There's also the issue of lag and we wanted the experience to be as seamless as possible. There is a Wi-Fi feature, but nothing to announce yet.

The original Crystal Chronicles and Ring of Fates share a similar art style, and it seems that Crystal Bearers isn't sharing this style. Why is that?

Itahana: For Crystal Bearers, we wanted to use the same world obviously, but we wanted to take the story in a different direction. We wanted to focus on a complete hero character -- the Crystal Chronicles series follows characters who become heroes as the story progresses. We wanted to develop the story where the main character starts out as a hero already, and have the story begin that way. We wanted a more mature look for this hero, and the Crystal Chronicles style was a little too "cute" for the mature hero concept. In a solo player environment, you can concentrate on the art around the hero character.

The style of the character of Crystal Bearers seems almost like a combination of "Skies of Arcadia/Eternal Arcadia" meets "The Little Prince." Is that an accurate assessment?

Itahana: I don't get where the Little Prince comparison comes in, but like what we've discussed about the hero character, I wanted a hero that was war beaten with a rugged look to show the character's background.

Can you abuse your Moogle with paint in the DS game like you could in the original Crystal Chronicles?

Kamiyama: In the original game, that feature was put in close to two weeks before the game was locked down as final. When I thought of it, I drew on a chopsticks wrapper the whole idea and showed it to Itahana as something we should put in. We presented the idea to Kawazu, and when he left without saying anything about it, I took it as, "Hey, let's put it in." (laughs) So we did, and it became pretty popular. So now with the DS version we're putting it in again, and with the touch screen we can make it even better.
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Fonte: http://wii.ign.com/articles/789/789057p1.html
 
Só não curti de uma cena no trailer, a maneira como o personagem corre é um bocado esquisita. Parece que está a pisar ovos, ou que testá a contar os quadrados da calçada com os pés:s... de resto, muito fixe.
O "rasengan" está com uns efeitos de luz muito bons:x2:
 
Excelente aspecto, gostei bastante, principalmente do ambiente, e aquela "banda sonora" parece que promete.
Vamos esperar por mais revelações, para já, excelnte impressão.
 
R3d_D3v1l_ disse:
Como é que irão aproveitar o Wii mote num FF?
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Mudar a selecção de um inimigo apontando com o wiimote (por exemplo) podia resultar muito bem, selecionar os ataques "opcionalmente" (podendo em alternativa usar o D-pad+A ou B) também me soa bem, e os summons com algum género de motion sensing também. Sem contar com os mini-jogos que são imagem de marca nos FF. Mas se o developer não quiser inventar muito também o pode fazer.

O Opoona inclusivé só usa o nunchuck :P

Bom... Mas este Final Fantasy é diferente dos outros, não há sinais de level-up (apesar de ser possivel usar e forjar itens) e não se vêm party's (equipa de vários elementos) em vez disso parece um single player na 3ª pessoa sem separação entre o overworld e a engine de combate... Um pouco como se a Square-Enix fizesse o seu próprio jogo de aventura nas linhas de Zelda, lhe somasse magia e alguma reminiscência com Skies of Arcadia e Kingdom Hearts (por razões diferentes).

Tem muito potencial, na minha opinião.
 
I_Eat_All disse:
Mudar a selecção de um inimigo apontando com o wiimote (por exemplo) podia resultar muito bem, selecionar os ataques "opcionalmente" (podendo em alternativa usar o D-pad+A ou B) também me soa bem, e os summons com algum género de motion sensing também. Sem contar com os mini-jogos que são imagem de marca nos FF. Mas se o developer não quiser inventar muito também o pode fazer.

O Opoona inclusivé só usa o nunchuck :P

Bom... Mas este Final Fantasy é diferente dos outros, não há sinais de level-up (apesar de ser possivel usar e forjar itens) e não se vêm party's (equipa de vários elementos) em vez disso parece um single player na 3ª pessoa sem separação entre o overworld e a engine de combate... Um pouco como se a Square-Enix fizesse o seu próprio jogo de aventura nas linhas de Zelda, lhe somasse magia e alguma reminiscência com Skies of Arcadia e Kingdom Hearts (por razões diferentes).

Tem muito potencial, na minha opinião.
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Mas é muito díficil configurar os controlos do jogo de modo a serem compativeis com o Wiimote ou Nunchuck?

Há muitas ideias «básicas» (Summons como mencionaste) e não percebo porque é que não aproveitam o excelente potencial da Wii :'(
 
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