Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon

Global Total as of 12th May 2012 (units): 0.20m
Platform: Wii
Developer: h.a.n.d. Inc. Genre: Role-Playing

Total Units

North America: 0.08m 41.1%
+ Europe: 0.00m 0.3%
+ Japan: 0.11m 55.3%
+ Rest of the World: 0.01m 3.3%
= Global 0.20m

Release History

BoxartTitlePublisherRegionDateDistribution
Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon: Toki Wasure No Meikyuu Square EnixJapan13th December 2007Retail
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon Square EnixNorth America08th July 2008Retail
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon Square EnixEurope07th November 2008Retail

Comments

gumby_trucker (on 06 January 2011)
so... this or Shiren? any thoughts?
orioncete (on 05 January 2011)
One of the greatest dungeon crawlers I've ever played, don't get fooled by the childish appeareance
spurgeonryan (on 10 December 2010)
An Rpg with a cute little monster? No thanks! My little kids who would like the character are too young to understand (not play) an RPG, and if they were older they would want what they thought was older gameplay. Maybe the Wii should do an expansion pack like device and get games like real final fantasy from square, and even other big titles that everyone says cannot go on a wii
cunger (on 07 December 2010)
nba jam
loves2splooge (on 26 May 2010)
Don't be fooled by the cutesy cover. This game is highly enjoyable for adult rpg gamers. It's a roguelike dungeon crawler though it's not as punishing and difficult as the old-school western roguelikes (those have permadeath) or the japanese roguelikes like Shiren, Baroque or Izuna. I started playing this yesterday and had a lot of fun with it.

As someone who is jaded with jrpgs in general, I thought this game was a refreshing experience for me (compared to the standard jrpg fare). As much as the Wii gets bashed for it's "crap" jrpg library, I think this game might be better (for me anyway) than any jrpg I played on the 360. Combat in roguelikes is much more streamlined than in most jrpgs. Fast, turn-based combat. No having to transition to a battle screen, you fight right there in the field. And battles are quick. And leveling up, increasing job levels, finding new gear and upgrading the gear you found is so much more fun when battles don't seem like a chore.
Kihniö (on 01 August 2009)
yes..Finally updated with sales..Thanks
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