"Fragile Dreams has almost escaped the cold, unfeeling tentacles of Japan where it has been held captive for so long. Many people are looking to this title to bring something really different to Nintendo's platform and, I'm here to tell you, it will. I haven't played anything like it on the Wii.

XSEED sent us a preview of the much-anticipated Action-RPG and its dark and beautiful world is haunting my memory."

Dark Arcanine via www.destructoid.com »

"While the story is intriguing, what really brings this game home are the beautiful graphics and amazing audio. Fragile Dreams is an experience that is not only enjoyable visually, but it is a treat for the ears. The emotional elements – like a haunting loneliness that pervades the world, the despair resonating in the voices of the characters – are clearly in place and Fragile Dreams’ development team, tri-Crescendo, has found the right mix for a game that is truly a wonderful experience."

Caspel via wii.gamezone.com »

""As a Wii owner, I often feel like that lonely kid on the playground at recess, desperately waiting my turn to be picked for dodge ball, only to be passed over again, and again, leaving me disappointed and neglected on the bench. Any remotely “serious” gamer who owns a Wii console has likely felt this way at least once: a new game is announced, but Wii is sadly left by the wayside. Or, worse, a title is released in Japan, but never for the North American market. Instead, we are left with a..."

Molotov Cupcake via spawnkill.com »

Alongside Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces at C3xHOBBY this past weekend, Namco Bandai had playable demo kiosks for their upcoming Wii RPG, Fragile: Sayonara Tsuki no Haikyo. AndriaSang.com's Anoop Gantayat, after playing the Sky Crawlers demo, had the chance to play Fragile at Namco Bandai's booth.

While the game is an action RPG, Fragile focuses more on exploration, with the main character Seto using a flashlight to illuminate his surroundings. The game's camera is controlled by IR pointing...

Akira_EX via www.andriasang.com »