I've finally actually started playing this game. Yes, it's been a long time XD

But, I have a question. Does anyone else think CC would actually make a decent online game? Whether it be room-style (Halo, GunZ), or overworld style (FlyFF, etc.), or even instance-style (Guild Wars, Lunia)... what do you guys think?

I myself would love to see it as an MMO.

Yeah, it would be cool o_o. I'd rather see it in a diablo/guild wars kind of way. That's about the only game my gf kept on playing for a long time, so i guess lots of people would play it (she's really picky).

I didn't like the fact you do the same thing for 20years long xD (You can go higher though) I just did all sidequests so I could afford the best stuff like Excalibur etc... There is a sidequest that gives you 100,000gill :P

But finishing this game is a little tricky -_-" You need to get the unknown element to get to the final boss... before you find that out you're screwed to play for all eternity xD Also that you can't go out of the circle or else you'll get damage makes you do dungeon longer then is needed.

Well theres suppose to be a final fantasy chronicles for the wii it was shown in a trailer back when E3 use to be big and not 5000 people.

Anyway it has like airships and all that and its supposingly is going to use wifi but how its going to is still mystery could just be to mail friends or it could atually allow you to do some special quest via wifi.

deson't know for sure hasn't heard much about it and no it isn't that new crystal chronicles with the prince in stuff. That game is going to be horrible really.

The GC version was just a watered-down knock off of Zelda. The new one on the DS, Ring Of Fate, sounds a lot better, and more FF-like.

And the game was extremely unrealistic. Time progresses in YEARS, yet your character still looks 13 years old throughout the entire game.

It's fun on your first character, but there's nothing unique and fun to do it in it after you beat it.

And the game was extremely unrealistic. Time progresses in YEARS, yet your character still looks 13 years old throughout the entire game.

Aside from that-- the magical crystals, spells, health bars, colorful worlds, and monsters were completely realistic.

Anyway, I thought it was a great game to play with friends.
The requirements for four-player multiplayer were laughably ridiculous, but we were able to meet them eventually.
With four players, we really had a blast playing through the game-- all the real-life going out to the store to buy batteries, finding time to get four people into a household and play for a few hours on end uninterrupted, etc. aside.

If the next Crystal Chronicles game implements similar features, and ridiculous hardware requirements for multiplayer, I definitely will not be purchasing it (unfortunately).
And even so, I'd rather see it on the 360: Xbox Live would be the perfect service to handle online co-op.