Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (GameCube) — Price Guide & Live Deals

Crystal Chronicles: collector & reseller spec sheet

• Release: the US GameCube release came out in 2004, published by Square Enix. The feed targets that US disc only; it is not the Remastered Edition or the DS and Wii spin-offs that share the name.
• Multiplayer hardware: the game supports up to four players, with each extra player using a Game Boy Advance connected by a link cable. Because of that, sellers often bundle GBA cables with the game. Those bundles are a separate item, and the feed rejects titles that list a cable.
• Saving: progress is stored on a GameCube memory card, not on the disc. A listing that includes a card is a different, pricier item than the bare game.
• Print variants: no variant claims here. Check the disc, case and manual art against a known-good listing photo rather than trusting a seller's "rare" label.
• Listing trap, Japanese copies: sellers in the US list the Japanese disc under the English title, sometimes leading with "Japanese" or "NTSC-J" and sometimes only in the item location. The feed screens out Japanese-market wording and Japan-located sellers, but check the region label on any listing with sparse text before you pay.
• Listing trap, disc-only and manual-only: many asking prices are for the disc alone. Manual-only, case-only and insert-only sales also use the full game name, so read the title for what is actually in the package.