Arc Rise Fantasia now available for the Wii |
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Though it may seem far and wide that StarCraft II was the only game that hit retail yesterday, Ignition Entertainment gave Wii owners a new RPG to feast on. Arc Rise Fantasia also launched yesterday, July 27th, and here's a gameplay trailer to tide you over.
While the battles turn-based, turns are decided depending on the actions you take and how you manage the party's AP gauge. You can chain attacks together into a combo, or unlease team attacks called Trinity Attacks. The game also features the Rogress, which are monsters that you can summon to aid you in battle.
Arc Rise Fantasia is out in retail now, only for the Nintendo Wii.
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Now I know why ppl would rather have the Japanese audio than the dub.
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I like the character design for the most part, and it's the closest thing to a decent RPG the Wii has seen to this day! (Holy crap, actual world map navigation?!)
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