Since the game seems to change your character model to reflect your equipment, that means that you can customize your appearance, and look as good as it is possible to look in a DS game played on your TV.
Since the game seems to change your character model to reflect your equipment, that means that you can customize your appearance, and look as good as it is possible to look in a DS game played on your TV.
Reader Comments (5)
Posted: Nov 25th 2008 10:30AM TJF588 said
1) *gets Diablo II vibe*
2) It occurs to me that this is the closest to a "DS Player" so far.
2) It occurs to me that this is the closest to a "DS Player" so far.
Posted: Nov 25th 2008 10:52AM CJLopez said
If i ever get this game, it will be for the DS. No chance i'm getting this for the Wii. Still mad on their graphics model descition
Posted: Nov 25th 2008 11:19AM Mr Khan said
That is a shot of the DS version, right? Certainly it will at least be a neater resolution on Wii
Posted: Nov 25th 2008 1:22PM hvnlysoldr said
I loved the item crafting in FFCC. I however hated that even the lower tiered basic weapons and armor needed blueprint scrolls, per item. Holding onto valuable scrolls while searching for the materials necessary got really frustrating to manage, then again I was going for every single item in the game requiring 25% stakes when achieving maximum point scoring ranks.
Posted: Nov 25th 2008 7:36PM (Unverified) said
the more news i hear about this game the it makes me want it! personally i don't care to much that the graphics will be the same as the NDS version but i do hope the resolution is neater. either way i'll be picking this up for sure! FFCC FTW
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