To celebrate the announcement of Fragile's European release, its publisher Rising Star captured a dozen screenshots in high resolution. The sense of light and color flatters the eye like no other Wii game. Fragile is developed by Tri Crescendo, the makers of Baten Kaitos and, more recently, Eternal Sonata. The game is scheduled for a Q1 2010 release in the PAL territories.

DjMizuhara sent us another video of Fragile. This is a game that's very difficult to show correctly since a lot of the sounds are played through the Wiimote.

Fragile was released in Japan this week, and DjMizuhara captured these videos from the game. They show the first couple of minutes, while we might have some more tomorrow. The game use the Wiimote for sounds and since that can't be captured, some parts are cut out.

The Wii was of course the most popular console at this Tokyo Game Show, but most games weren't that interesting for us core gamers. Still, quite a few are worth taking a look at, so here are some videos of a few Wii games: Fragile and NARUTO: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2, with more to come.

Namco releases a new gallery for Fragile, on the Wii. Technically, no comment, but the art direction is really beautiful.

Namco-Bandai continues on its roll and gives us about thirty images of the intriguing Fragile, constituted of artworks and a lot of screenshots. This twilight Zelda-like is planned god-knows-when exclusively on Wii.

Namco-Bandai sends us back in the dark depths of the Fragile videogame on Nintendo Wii with these new scans which are dedicated to it. Seto, central and mysterious character, will have to go through ruins with his flashlight guided by the movements of the Wiimote. It will be released in 2008 in Japan.

Famitsu still had some screens of the videogame Fragile developed by Namco-Bandai exclusively on the Nintendo Wii. I was wrong when I described it as a "dungeon-crawler", in fact the correct term is, according to the press release, a "ruin exploration role-playing game". I'm asking myself seriously if the goal of the game is to find a water source using this wooden stick.

Namco Bandai announced the development of a new role-playing game in the "dungeon-crawler" genre for the Nintendo Wii. It is called Fragile, and its official website has just opened its doors. Almost no details are available for this title, but as soon as we know something, we will tell you guys.