[:plant:] Final Fantasy IV: The After

Wii "exclusive". It could change, but I doubt demand for a cell phone RPG on other consoles is all that high.

Who knows though, Crystal Defenders found its way to multiplatform.

How ya doing, buddy?

Skills, looks like you were half-right with that 800 Wii Points guess.

Checking out the game's instruction manual on the Shop Channel, the main story is 800 points. After purchasing that, you are given the open to download "Additional Character Tales" that tell the stories of the various returning members of the IV cast. These cost 300 points a pop, seven altogether. The third and last section is "The Crystals 'The Planet Eater'" scenario which, judging by the diagram, acts as the game's final chapter and will likely cost another 800 points. So... 800 x 2 + 300 x 7 = 3700, or 37 bucks.

That's still a ripoff for a cellphone game, but far more reasonable than $72.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Tell us how it goes. I resisted the urge to buy it yesterday since I had no opinions on it.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Downloaded the main game, I'll see if it keeps my interest long enough to warrant the add-ons. Anyway, this is... pretty standard fare. The "Band" concept is sort of interesting-- it's almost like they were trying to replicate the Dual and Triple Tech aspect from Chrono Trigger, without enemies being able to move around. Was that in Final Fantasy IV? I've barely touched it, so I wouldn't know.

Game looks fucked up pretty bad on a big HDTV, though. The picture warps as it scrolls along, and everything is blurry as hell (with the exception of menu boxes which are jarringly crisp). But really, what would you expect?

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

I think he's trying to say he loves it so much he wants it to be left alone. That way, they can't fuck up the story or characters.

Anyway, if you want another game with Final Fantasy XII's battle system, you should go look at Monado: Beginning of the World. Not entirely sure yet, but it looks almost exactly the same.

I was speaking idiomatically.

I think it's the idea that you're fucking up the memory if you produce a bad sequel (like with the case of Nights... Into Dreams and its sequel). Or worse, implementing some sort of change that meddles with the story of a previous entry retroactively (like the Fourth Dimension in Star Ocean 3).

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?