Everyone loves Chocobos. Really. Some may like Moogles more for the fluffy pompom on their head, but they still love Chocobos. Thankfully, Square Enix hasn't forgotten the sprinting bird and how fun it is to race them. Good news, Chocobo racing lives on in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers. Now we've got more reasons to keep an eye out for the Wiixclusive title. Video after the jump.

Have any plans getting some FF on with your Wii? If you're planning on getting Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers, then you might as well pick the right crystal you want to bear. I'm talking about the differet pre-order bonuses that you can catch from different retailers. Just like with Gran Turismo PSP back then, each retailer is offering a different kind of swag, so read up and see what they've got.

Now this sure is different from the ones we usually see. Square Enix came up with this TV ad for Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers an thought it would be cool if it had Bon Jovi's "We Weren't Born to Follow" in the background. Oddly enough, even with lyrics intersecting with the Japanese voices, it's actually pretty cool.

Final Fantasy fans will have one more reason to look forward to the holidays, if they have a Wii, that is. Square Enix has made the announcement: Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers will be on shelves in the United States on December 26th, 2009. Details after the jump.

Everyone has been so busy talking about Advent Children Complete and the FFXIII demo right now that the other Final Fantasy project right now has been shoved into the sidelines. Let's forget about Lightning for now and take a look at some in-game cinematics from Wii's Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers. Painfully long title.

Are you ready to ride the love train? Whether you are, or not, there's already one a-coming, straight from The Crystal Bearers. Check out this new gameplay video, aptly called "Love Train". It's right there at the full article.

Square Enix has once again sent out word that no, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers has not been canceled. They just don't have a set release date yet. This comes after a rumor about the cancellation showed up on EGM's Rumor Mill section. More from Square Enix after the jump.

So here's the official word from Square Enix: the Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers project isn't dead. This was confirmed by director Mitsuru Kamiyama in his latest post on the Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles official website. You can check out the details of what he said in the full article after the jump.

For those of you who are still waiting for updates on Square Enix's long postponed Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers title for the Wii, it looks like you'll just have to wait a little bit longer. Representatives from the company refused to comment on the status of the game when questioned about it during the recent GDC 2008 event. Find out more about what they had to say in the full article.

Well, it's Friday, and we've got the new trailer for Square Enix's upcoming Wii title Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers for your viewing pleasure. The trailer has the usual collection of cutscenes and gameplay footage and yes, it does have quite an action feel to it. Check it out below.

Veering away from usual RPG convention, the hero in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers will start off strong instead of a weakling who needs to level up. Of course, let's not forget that Cecil from Final Fantasy IV started off strong too (in the game's first series of battles, anyway). Then again, the hero in this game looks like the Little Prince while Cecil was a black-armored knight, so the dualities could continue.

The Wiimote and Nunchuk controller combo will be used to execute moves in the game. It also looks like the steampunk-ish ships seen in the E3 video will also play a big part in the game (the hero's also shown wearing pilot goggles), as it has been reported that players will also be able to control them.