Ring of Fates is equipped with the ability to play with four on the DS multiplayer network and weaves a "story of the time when the red moon still shone in the night sky, and the people feared the crystals."
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Ring of Fates is equipped with the ability to play with four on the DS multiplayer network and weaves a "story of the time when the red moon still shone in the night sky, and the people feared the crystals."
![Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates box art for [[Nintendo DS]]](/image/finalfantasycrystalchrnintendodsjp.jpg)
![Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates box art for [[Nintendo DS]]](/image/finalfantasycrystalchrnintendodseu.jpg)
![Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates box art for [[Nintendo DS]]](/image/finalfantasycrystalchrnintendodsus.jpg)
The Nintendo press conference just came to a close, bearing with it several new announcements, one of which was the confirmation that Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles is under development for Nintendo's next-gen Revolution console. It's unknown whether the previous DS FFCC project has been moved to Revolution, or whether there are now two new games underway.
The list of new titles to be brought to the Nintendo DS after its release includes a substantial contribution from Square Enix, with 4 titles listed as being under development for the system alongside previously announced Egg Monster Heroes. Besides a new iteration of Dragon Quest Monsters and Slime Morimori Dragon Quest, two titles I'm sure you're about as interested in as protracting athlete's foot, the system will be graced with the presence of a new Mana title, something we previously suspected as being under development, and a new Crystal Chronicles, which was more or less announced at E3 anyway. So ends this news article that may just as well have consisted solely of the title. Sigh.
