Fragile: North America Bound

By AntonCaptainSeagull. Thursday, May 28, 2009 8:03:26 PM

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IGN says that Xseed Games is going to publish the estimated "30-hour long" Wii RPG title " Fragile: Farewell Ruins of the Moon" in North America! If you are an RPG fan, and don't like wasting your money on short games, then stay interested in this one ok?

The release date is still up in the air, though "Winter 2009" is the goal. We're currently unsure of what the ESRB will rate the game, which was developed by tri-Crescendo. Publishers and localizers are trying to keep a Japanese voice option in-effect for those who want to switch off the English voice-overs. An attempt is being made to get tri-Crescendo to add additional content for North America.

"Fragile follows the adventures of a young boy named Seto who may or may not be the last human being alive. As the lonely character searches the foggy, light-abandoned world for survivors, armed with a flashlight, he stumbles across a mysterious girl named Ren and becomes infatuated with her. Unfortunately, the two become separated and Seto embarks on a quest to find Ren again. Along the way, the hero must fight off ghosts and demons that haunt the landscapes, explore dark and seemingly empty ruins, and put together the pieces of a puzzle that will ultimately reveal the downfall of mankind. - Xseed"


Read More... for the seriously catching trailer.

Seriously, as a guy who's not really into RPGs, this trailer sold me...

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Comments

SpookSpook81 Thursday, May 28, 2009 9:42:11 PM

Not really a fan of RPGs, but the trailer does do its job at picking your interest...

Duaneborri Friday, May 29, 2009 3:16:09 PM

me 2

Giovanni MedinaWiidark Sunday, May 31, 2009 11:12:03 PM

I may get this one, but I don't think 30hrs is long for an RPG. When it comes to almost any game of any genre, the amount of time doesn't matter. It's how enjoyable the game play is.

AntonCaptainSeagull Monday, June 1, 2009 12:40:44 AM

thats true, but sometimes you need enjoyableness for longer. Madworld was hella enjoyable, just really really short :/

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