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The first WiiWare offering from RPG giant Square Enix might not be what gamers expected, but it remains a solid simulation game that will appeal to a lot of people. When Square Enix first announced that they were developing a Final Fantasy game for Wi...
Abstract: Square Enix Introduction Downloading My Life as a King expecting a traditional Final Fantasy would be a mistake. But if youre willing to give a little love and understanding, you may just uncover a gem that will soak up more Wii time than you anticipa...
An interesting departure for Final Fantasy, which turns the kingdom management sim into something small scale, accessible and fun and a good introduction for kids and casual gamers to the strategy genre. It's an auspicious launch title for WiiWare....
Abstract: Presenting His Highness, the Teeny Tiny King. I might be the only man alive who enjoyed playing Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles on the GameCube by myself. I actually built multiple characters on the off chance Id find somebody who actually wanted t...
Abstract: Name: Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a KingGenre: RPG/SimulationPlatform: WiiWareA standard RPG starts off with a hero accepting a small quest from the king. Upon completing the quest, be it exploring a local cave, collecting a certain pl...
Incredible depth and visuals; additional content allows for more expanded experiences.
Paying for extra races; days seem way too short; may be too bare on the surface for hardcore RPG fans.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King packs a lot of depth into a small package just like Square-Enix intended it to. Though it is currently the most expensive of the WiiWare titles, the fact that it is coupled with downloadable content t...
Abstract: Given the decades of iterations and massive loyal fanbase it is no secret that Final Fantasy My Life As A King is the blue chip game in the WiiWare U.S. launch lineup, especially considering there are no Nintendo icons present in that group of games. F...
Charming visuals and characters, Its fun to watch your city flourish.
Separately purchased downloadable content is required if you want any variety, Lacks basic citybuilding features, Gameplay limitations lead to major balance issues.
This light "strategy" game is charming enough, but its gameplay is wildly unbalanced. ...
Abstract: Certain games have an uncanny ability to entrance unwary gamers into obsession. Games like Harvest Moon, Animal Crossing, and pretty much any game with the word "Tycoon" in the title challenge gamers to use their heads and develop the world around them...
Abstract: Square Enix's increasingly adventurous Crystal Chronicles series -- now in its third iteration -- has become a hotbed of malleable ideas that's slowly but surely beginning to overtake the main Final Fantasy series in terms of innovation and heart. Take...
