Chrono Trigger DS

by Kharaen

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Kharaen2008-09-30 16:48:38
Pre-orders are now open and I got a pre-order for my birthday biggrin.gif Official NA release will be November 25th.

Couple screenshots to assuage the wait:



Oh, and quoted from www.siliconera.com:

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Retailer Game Star seems to have leaked vague details about the new features in Chrono Trigger DS. According to their product description, there are two original dungeons. Dimensional Distortion has an extremely tough ordeal to face and a hidden power to find. Clearing the three parts of the dungeon have a unique effect of changing the End of Time. The first one is “shocking”. The Dragon’s Sanctuary becomes available at the end of the story where suddenly new gates for the Prehistoric era and Middle Ages appear. You must complete requests, sometimes requiring you to travel to different time periods to progress forward.

In a dimensional arena players can train and battle monsters. When monsters grow from training they change their appearance. So, they evolve like Pokemon? Players are awarded with rare items when they win arena fights. Monster battling can be done with friends so this appears to be the new two player wireless feature Square Enix has yet to announce.
Diamondais2008-09-30 17:13:12
I refuse to pre-order since every time I try, they push back the date and don't notify me. nonono.gif

I'll wait til the official release in Canada.
Shurimaru2008-09-30 20:24:38
Don't get me wrong. This is very good news for me.

But...I could've sold this extra Chrono Trigger cartidge I had for ~$100?!
Kharaen2008-09-30 20:33:51
The SNES one? Yeah. Mint copies with box and book (sometimes even without either) can fetch a pretty price on ebay.

Even Microplay is expensive with rare SNES cartridges. I think I got my FFVI for 30$, though I had to haggle, they were going to sell it for 50$.
Kalnid2008-10-01 01:49:43
Ug. Yeah, old games have an irritating tendency to skyrocket in price. FF 7-9 were all around 60 dollars, and that was about a year ago. That's not even touching Xenogears, where finding a working copy at all is more of an issue than the price, but even then it's easily above 100$.
Sylphas2008-10-01 02:14:09
QUOTE(Kalnid @ Sep 30 2008, 08:49 PM) 565023
Ug. Yeah, old games have an irritating tendency to skyrocket in price. FF 7-9 were all around 60 dollars, and that was about a year ago. That's not even touching Xenogears, where finding a working copy at all is more of an issue than the price, but even then it's easily above 100$.


I wish I could finish Xenogears. Found a copy for $20, then my ps2 broke, and I'm too cheap to splurge on a new console.