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 Member 4359 Level 9.00 Mar 2006 
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Fragile: Farewell Ruins of the Moon - doki doki jinpan flashlightan ikimasho!
 Fragile: Farewell Ruins of the Moon is a new Wii RPG developed by tri-Crescendo of Baten Kaitos & Eternal Sonata fame (published by Namco). In the game you star as a boy named Seto who's in search of answers to the mystery of what happened to all the world's population in a not to distant future Earth. In the ruins of the cities you explore you'll find spirits, demons and other creatures while you search for other people to keep you company. You'll also see clues such as writing and drawings on walls in the various facilities that will help you solve puzzles, and ultimately the puzzle of what really happened. Official site JP - fragile.namco-ch.net (go to it just to hear the BGM) Trailer 1 <--watch both Trailer 2 <--watch both And some pics..  Seto with axe, flashlight and strapped with his metal detector.  Another one of the main characters, Ren.  Crow, the amnesiac.  tp..  Inside a facilty.  Another character, Sai (it's a pig on her arm).  Young girl named Cho.  Item Merchant, trades junk.  HUD & Compass pic  HUD & Map pic  Another Ren pic  And lastly a ferris wheel.  Jam it back in, in the dark.
Last edited by MuppeTFuckeR; Oct 26, 2008 at 01:44 PM.
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Member 740 Level 26.23 Mar 2006
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Oh man, finally some new screens from this game. I fell in love with the site's BGM awhile back, and could never find anything but the two teasers that didn't really show anything. Glad to see somebody else cares about this game.
I'd just like to see some combat videos, but the new promo is pretty cool in the meantime. How ya doing, buddy?  |
Member 722 Level 44.20 Mar 2006
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It looks like a bizzare combination of Silent Hill, the manga YKK, and Final Fantasy XII's set design if it were modern-day. My interest is piqued, but I'm gonna take a wait-and-see approach to this title for now.
Also, I gotta say that the character Seto I assumed was female until you said He, I guess Japan loves their effeminate male leads for some reason. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. 
Last edited by Dark Nation; Oct 3, 2008 at 01:12 AM.
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 Member 16 Level 47.67 Feb 2006
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Looking really pretty. I remember when the first (slightly unclear) screenshots of the game surfaced everyone thought it was a PS360 title.
I was pleased to see footage of this in the recent Nintendo conference Wii reel, kinda reminded me the project is still going. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?  |
Member 4359 Level 9.00 Mar 2006
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First you should know that a lot of enemies will be invisible in weak light, the light of a flashlight is used to make them visible and weaken them. 1st is the rod system (wooden sticks, crowbar). This system can do quick, multiple strikes in a row and if you press the A-button at the right time you can do a more powerful attack!  2nd is the hammer system (axe, hammer?). This system can do a powerful downward attack, you can charge up the swing attack by holding down the A-button and still run around.  3rd is the spear system (laundry pole, long items). This system has a long reach and can also be charged.  4th is the archery system (bow & arrow). A sighting cursor is displayed on screen and you release the A-button to shoot. You can't use the bow & arrow and the flashlight at the same time.  I was speaking idiomatically.
Last edited by MuppeTFuckeR; Oct 7, 2008 at 05:38 PM.
Reason: more info, better pics
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Member 1597 Level 12.09 Mar 2006
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 MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?
What INLAND EMPIRE taught me:
Spoiler:
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Member 4359 Level 9.00 Mar 2006
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Member 971 Level 17.04 Mar 2006
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I've been looking forward to this game, mostly because it seems to be the only Wii I've seen that pushes the system, graphically. The art is really nice as well. The music... reminds me of those lonely piano pieces in Shenmue; it certainly fits the world.
Gameplay-wise, it reminds me of Silent Hill and maybe RE4, but with more exploration. Should be nice. How ya doing, buddy?  |
Member 31856 Level 2.50 Sep 2008
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This is the first I've heard of this game, surprisingly. Looks great! That makes two games (only two) that I'm slightly interested in for the Wii (Madworld being the other, if anyone is curious to know)
Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 1088 Level 32.83 Mar 2006
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Gameplay Demo Camcorder Footage from TGS
Gametrailers.com - Fragile - TGS 08: Hunting Gameplay (Cam) Whoever is playing can't seem to string combos together... There's nowhere I can't reach.  { :: ~ Air - the 1000th Summer ~ :: } :: That sea went on forever, into the blue distance :: * That road went on forever, continuing straight ahead * ~ : Summer comes again, shining silver : ~ : When I close my eyes, suddenly I can see that day's blue sky : |
Member 4359 Level 9.00 Mar 2006
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  you can download a new trailer with anime scenes in it here (unzip with 7zip) - http://cgi1.watch.impress.co.jp/cgib...081015/fra.lzh This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Member 16 Level 47.67 Feb 2006
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Member 722 Level 44.20 Mar 2006
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It has been announced that Fragile WILL be coming to North America, via the publisher XSEED, who as you might know, is the other quirky Japanese RPG-esque publisher other then Atlus. It is slated to arrive "sometime this Winter".
Source: IGN: Pre-E3 2009: Fragile Coming to America! They have a mini-faq with the Development team, who (to my amusement) touch upon the "Japanese voices or GTFO" portion of fans. I was speaking idiomatically.
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Member 740 Level 26.23 Mar 2006
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Fuck yeah.
I heard the game was short and pretty easy, but to be honest I look forward far more to the atmosphere of the game than challenge and length in this particular case. After all, the games industry seems to have given up on both of those quite some time ago. What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now? |
Member 25642 Level 10.44 Oct 2007
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This is the first Wii game I'm actually looking forward to. I saw the trailer awhile ago and have been waiting for this to be released in North America.
Edit: Just heard the BG music of that site and it's pretty nice. FELIPE NO |
Member 4359 Level 9.00 Mar 2006
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"Fragile Pre-Order Bonus
Grab the game, get a music CD. And dual-sided box art. by Craig Harris February 12, 2010 - Xseed has sweetened the pot for those looking to pick up a copy of its upcoming adventure, Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon. The publisher has revealed that it will reward gamers who preorder the game with a soundtrack CD. Called Moonlight Tracks, this preorder bonus is a selection of twelve tracks from the Wii game, including the opening and ending Japanese theme songs. Moonlight Tracks is a preorder bonus that will only be available at GameStop and EB Games. The company also revealed that the box art for Fragile Dreams will have the US artwork on one side, and the Japanese art on the other. Fragile Dreams will hit North American shelves in March." - source - Fragile Pre-Order Bonus - Wii News at IGN here's the two covers   Also here's the US trailer with the English voices (the original Japanese voice work is also selectable in the game)
What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?
Last edited by MuppeTFuckeR; Mar 2, 2010 at 09:02 PM.
Reason: added US trailer
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