Chrono Trigger (Super Famicom) (3.11.95)
Possibly the greatest RPG on the SNES, the entire cast (well, almost) stands out on the white background in Toriyama's unmistakable style.
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A grand story that encompasses time and space. Cross both the past and the future. After an unexpected incident, various encounters await you.
Command-based battles occur in a brand new style. All fights take place on the same screen (scene) and progress in real time. With a varied array of commands, there's a high level of strategy is as well.
The world of Akira Toriyama re-appears, full of detail in a large capacity 32 megabit cart filled with intricately drawn graphics. Enjoy the adventure within the world of Akira Toriyama.
Chrono Trigger (PlayStation) (11.2.99)
Brought to the PlayStation by popular demand, as well as serving as an appetizer for the eagerly awaited Chrono Cross set to arrive just weeks later...many hardcore Chrono Trigger fans were willing to endure some load times in exchange for the gorgeous new animated movies.
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The legendary RPG which transcends time. Now with anime movies...the emotional impact has further enlarged.
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The legend, in action.
Fly towards a forgotten past. Head towards a far off future. Outrageous events and various encounters await you...
Anime movies have been added to this masterpiece which transcends time. The huge adventure of Chrono and his friends, has now been brilliantly resurrected!
Chrono Cross (11.18.99)
Featuring breathtaking cover artwork, amongst many other qualities, the hype for Chrono Cross was off the charts. Most would agree it missed the mark for being a worthy sequel to the legendary Chrono Trigger, but on its own merits, Cross was still one of the 32-bit era's most impressive RPGs.
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A person crosses dimensions, in a grand planetary drama.
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Resembling (your world) quite closely, this is a slightly different place. Why was this parallel world created?
People live two lives at once, crossing over and intertwining with the dimensions.
In the center of this, a young man learns his true fate.
A grand total of over 40 party members in a huge adventure spanning the dimensions.
An overwhelming sense of immersion in 'Cross Sequence' battles.
Presenting a world of dreams...at an unprecedented scale.
Chrono Trigger (Nintendo DS) (11.20.08)
Combining the quick loading of the SNES with the animated movies of the PS1, plus some optional extras and portability, Chrono Trigger on DS is arguably the definitive version. The one problem...this masterpiece deserves a grander display than the DS' 3 inch screen.
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Journey off on a huge adventure spanning space and time!
Wander through the past, present and future in a grand story. Take part in actively progressing, highly strategic battles. In this grand adventure crossing space-time, an exhilarating sense of gameplay is resurrected through the use of dual screens and touch controls!
Full of additional elements!
New dungeons appear!
As you progress through the game, numerous additional dungeons are introduced! Experience new adventures and scenarios!
Liberal play settings!
While the battle screen is used to play the game like in its original form, you're free to choose for movies to be displayed (below)! Illustrations and more can also be viewed in the included gallery!
Enjoy linked battles!
In the 'Dimensional Arena,' raise monsters and pit them in linked battles! The one with the strongest monsters becomes the Arena Champion!
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