The first Final Fantasy game to not feature the turn-based battle system, is also the first Final Fantasy game for Gamecube.
It's developed by members of the same team who had a hand in Seiken Densetsu aka Secret of Mana on SNES - so it's bound to rule. Even if they're called Brownie Brown.
In an act of wonderful kindness, Nintendo has decided to share images of FFCC and the truly loin-stirring Sword of Mana for GBA.
On top of this, their booth at the Los Angeles E3 will house both games, as well as Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. We'll skip by there while we're at E3, and get a hands-on report for you.
Until then, enjoy the screens...
It's developed by members of the same team who had a hand in Seiken Densetsu aka Secret of Mana on SNES - so it's bound to rule. Even if they're called Brownie Brown.
In an act of wonderful kindness, Nintendo has decided to share images of FFCC and the truly loin-stirring Sword of Mana for GBA.
On top of this, their booth at the Los Angeles E3 will house both games, as well as Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. We'll skip by there while we're at E3, and get a hands-on report for you.
Until then, enjoy the screens...
Companies:
Square Square Enix
Games: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles Secret Of Mana Sword of Mana
Games: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles Secret Of Mana Sword of Mana
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