Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

I have made no secret over the years that Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles is not only my favourite game of the underappreciated Nintendo Gamecube era but also one of the most enjoyable games I have ever played. While mostly relegated to...

Square Enix's long-awaited release of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition hit digital store shelves on the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, iOS and Android platforms as of yesterday. I for one have enjoyed the nostalgic trip as part of the Tipa...

A sometimes underappreciated RPG gem of the Nintendo Gamecube's small library, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles is due to receive new life with a newer generation of gamers in only a couple of days time. Developed for the PlayStation 4,...

If there were one issue with Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles on the Nintendo Gamecube, it was the high cost of entry for multiplayer. Prohibitive in 2003 due to the need of a GameBoy Advance, link cable and batteries for each player;...

Long-time readers of The Otaku's Study will know that I consider Square Enix's Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles to be one of the best titles ever released for the Nintendo Gamecube during its generation. It has long been an opinion...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoa97CdeG_w There are many games from the earlier eras of Nintendo consoles which deserve either a HD port or a complete remaster. For me, one of the games I have desired this for the most has been Final Fantasy Crystal...

As I begin to start writing this post, there is less than three hours until the very first press conference of E3 2013. Of course I shall most probably be savoring the XBox One conference tomorrow afternoon after the...

As I mentioned this morning, I would begin writing up my "of the Year" articles which I intend on continuing to do over the next couple of days until New Years Eve where the big announcements such as my...

I made it clear about a year or so ago that my favourite Final Fantasy game was not infact one of the numbered series but what could potentially be an underloved release on the Nintendo Gamecube called Final Fantasy...

Gamecube you might ask? I was digging around and have decided to go through my prior-gen games to find ones that would be interesting to play again, and then hopefully do a few "retro?" reviews every week to encourage...