CHRONO TRIGGER REMAKE WHY NO ANDROID
They were even more likeable thanks to Akira Toriyama’s familiar character designs: Crono’s Goku-esque spiky hair, Lucca’s uncanny resemblance to Bulma, and Robo being a peaceful bird-loving artificial being like Android 16.Īnd then there’s Crono himself. Seeing all the good-hearted main characters trade barbs with one another feels familiar to me no different to when my friends and I would just hang out and joke around with one another. But despite the game’s fantastical nature, all the little fine details resonate with me in a way that Final Fantasy, Mario, Pokemon, and Zelda just aren’t able to. Of course, Chrono Trigger soon turns into an epic save-the-world story that I could only dream of being a part of.
It’s an odd thing to say, but the subsequent exploration of Chrono Trigger’s well-realised universe is like taking a stroll through a slideshow of my childhood.īeing teleported into the Kingdom of Zeal is like taking a step into Laputa from Castle in The Sky combing through Guardia Forest reminds me of all the times my friends and I went exploring in the Australian bush escaping the prison in Guardia Castle gives the same thrill as whenever my friends and I got up to some of our (rare) brushes with the law and seeing Crono and his friends muse about their future while sitting around the campfire in Fiona’s Forest is exactly what I did with my friends on the countless occasions we went camping (though with infinitely more guitars present). Seeing Crono run around with Marle at the fair, catching up with Lucca, and getting up to various antics around town was not dissimilar to what my friends and I did each year, some of which turned into the best nights of my then-teenaged life. There may not have been a time portal present at my town’s fair, but playing through Chrono Trigger’s introductory sequence is like rewatching my favourite childhood weekend unfolding in video game form. Living in an isolated place where enjoyment was derived from whatever possible source was available (which in my case was games, Studio Ghibli movies, and Dragonball Z), the amusement park show was a huge deal for everyone living in the town. Nvidia has since confirmed the existence of the leaked list but said that it was merely speculative and not necessarily indicative of new games on the horizon-except that it seems to be pretty good at providing dates for new game releases.Playing through Chrono Trigger's introductory sequence is like rewatching my favourite childhood weekend unfolding in video game form.
That’s what they said, they told me it wasn’t PlayStation exclusive.”įinally, the third piece comes from the Nvidia GeForce Now leak from two months ago which listed Chrono Cross as one of the upcoming titles. "All my source said to me was ‘multiplat’. That’s not what I was told," Baker added. “Now, when I hear JRPG and multiplat, I automatically assume PC, PlayStation, Switch, that’s my assumption. "The only word that was used was ‘multiplat’.
“What else I was told-because everyone’s working under the assumption that it’s a PlayStation exclusive-I’ve been told that it’s not," Baker said. The second piece comes from Xbo圎ra's Nick Baker, who recently said in the Xbo圎ra Podcast that PlayStation will reveal Chrono Cross Remastered sometime next month.
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