Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
DSiWare
- 26th Jul 2010, 500 points
- 30th Jul 2010, 500 points
Reviews
Review Crystal Monsters (DSiWare)
You don't want these monsters in your pocket, but they're still fun to have around
It's usually clear within the first few minutes of playing a new Gameloft game which franchise it's been "inspired" by. Not breaking tradition, the same holds true here, with Gameloft's latest bearing a very strong resemblance to none other than the Pokémon...
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Crystal Monsters News
Nintendo Download 3rd & 4th August (Japan)
Fish and VC goodness for the Wii; the DSi gets the usual bumper crop of new titles
WiiWare: Blue Oasis: Michi naru Shinkai (500pts - Hudson) — People in the know will recognise Blue Oasis as the Japanese name for Hudson's perennially popular virtual fish tank, My Aquarium. Apparently not satisfied with what has to be one of the best-selling...
Nintendo Download 30th July 2010 (Europe)
A bit of a catch-up week
The Virtual Console takes another expected break to focus more on WiiWare and DSiWare this week, with five releases total spread across the both of them. All of them have already been released elsewhere, including a few in North America only a few days ago, so you can expect reviews for them all very shortly. WiiWare: Dive:...
Nintendo Download 26th July 2010 (North America)
Diving and Firing for WiiWare; Acrobats for VC; a bumper crop for DSiWare
A big week for DSiWare with five titles arriving, WiiWare receiving two very different titles and Aero the Acrobat tumbles gracefully onto Virtual Console. WiiWare: Dive: The Medes Islands Secret (Cosmonaut Games, 1000pts) – This underwater adventure takes a few leaves from...
About The Game
There are two kinds of people in this world: those who can see monsters (called Neo-Seeds) and those who can't.
Neo-Seeds wield extraordinary power and battle using tamed monsters in grand tournaments. As a Neo-Seed who has just discovered his ability, you're about to set off on an amazing journey to collect more than 160 monsters and become the greatest Monster Breeder.
- Explore a vast world, meet new friends and rivals, and engage in dynamic battles that require skill and strategy.
- Master the nine elemental types, train your monsters through battle, teach them new moves, use team attacks and fuse them together to unlock their true potential.
- You can even customize three of your favorite monsters by putting friends' faces on them using the built-in camera.
Comments 20
I can't wait for the review!
This is actually a pretty interesting game. Hopefully....
Yes, and it sports your name, Crystalking18.
This sounds cool! I'll wait for the review though
This could either be really good, really bad, just ok, mediocre, great, sort of good, average, good, perfect, unplayable, or decent.
or unplayably perfect like kid icarus which i bested
Pokemon called...they want their game back...lol
But if this gets a good review I'll probably get it anyway
yah, when will someone man up and try this thing out? if ik have to i can review it, seems like worth it for 5 bucks... and is that a triple battle? if anything, i will get this to get used to triple battles a bit till BW hit the stores
@theswweet: it's not a matter of 'man[ning] up' at all. we lost a reviewer from the US team this week, so someone from the EU team is going to review this game. Please be patient.
@:tbd
lost, as in will be fount and back to reviewing any time now or gone forever. If the former then.....;(
@Jeniscape: Yeah. I'll get it too, and I luv that catchphrase
Alrighty, I downloaded this the day it came out (last Monday) and I can honestly say: download it or miss out on one of best Pokemon/Final Fantasy-esque games out there. The game is five bucks and only takes up 71 block on your memory but there's enough value and content here for Gameloft to make it a retail release. I was wary at first, I've been let down by Gameloft a little too much, but this is a gem. Imagine if you were to take a Pokemon game (already amazing on it's own) and you stuck in the blender with an old-school Final Fantasy game (such as FF3, extremely BA as well) then finally you take some elements from Digimon (the "fusing your monsters" thing), put it on the smoothie setting, and voila! You have Crystal Monters, a game that, honestly, in all it's simple charms, rivals Pokemon (if it were to come to retail) So yes, do yourself a favor, take it from a Pokemon/Final Fantasy fanatic and download it already, you will not, and cannot, be disappointed! 9.5/10
So, when are we having a detailed review on this game?
@cheapo: lost from the team -- not dead, just gone from NL, lol. we're actually hiring reviewers now, hopefully someone will be able to take their place. :3
@Akirih: As already stated, someone from the EU downloads team will be reviewing this game. It's an RPG, and was only released this past Friday there. Please be patient, it's only Monday. :3
@theblackdragon Yeah sure ;3 I just can't wait for it since I want to decide if ima gonna get the game :3
I may get this when i get my Dsi back from nintendo.
i got the game and its amazing
u shoud really get it
yes! I will goo for it
sigh i played this but then got stuck cause of a glitch
Pooookay mooooooon! Wait? Wrong one? Oh.
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