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The characters come from different times in history. Character and StorylineĬhrono Trigger includes six characters plus an optional character. When enemies come into contact on a map, a battle takes place directly on the map. Enemies are not hidden in random encounters but are easily visible on the field maps or waiting to ambush the party. Chrono Trigger has a different gameplay than other Japanese RPGs. This allows players to interact with locals to acquire products and services, solve puzzles or challenge others, and even encounter enemies.

The maps depict areas such as forests, cities, and other similar locations on a more realistic scale. Navigation takes place via a map that shows the landscape with a reduced overhead view.

The player controls the protagonist, along with his companions, in the twodimensional universe, which includes numerous forests, cities, and hidden dungeons. Akira Toriyama, the character designer for Dragon Quest, and author of the manga series Dragon Ball is the story of a group of adventurers that travel through time to avoid a worldwide disaster.Ĭhono Trigger offers standard roleplaying video game gameplay. Yasunori Mitsuda, the composer for Enix’s DragonQuest series, wrote most the soundtrack. Masato Kato and Yuji Hirai were the creators of Square’s Final Fantasy series. Kazuhiko Aoki produced and edited the scenario. Takashi Tokita also co-directed the game. Square called it the “Dream Team”, and included Hironobu Sakaguchi, the creator of Square’s Final Fantasy series Yuji Hori, the creator of Enix’s Dragon Quest series Akira Toriyama the Dragon Quest character designer and author of the Dragon Ball series. You can Play Chrono Trigger Rom on SNES Emulator witht he best quality.Ĭhrono Trigger Rom was initially released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, as the first game of the Chono series. We know you can do it - and we’ll be here to buy it all over again when you do.Chrono Trigger Rom is a Role Playing video game created and published by square. So again, Square Enix: bring Chrono Trigger to modern consoles. I truly believe that, and I know I’m far from alone in feeling that way (look, here are some terrific words to that effect, from a past professional life of commissioning such pieces).

It’s as important a game, as important an RPG, as anything from the Final Fantasy franchise. Konami, if you’re reading this: same argument applies.) But Chrono Trigger? It still looks incredible (that pixel art - the fixed version of it - hasn’t aged at all), it plays intuitively, its music is beautiful and its story - spanning time from the birth of mankind to the apocalypse itself - is utterly captivating from start to finish. Sometimes I can look at the games I’d personally love to see make a comeback - the likes of Snatcher, Moonstone: A Hard Days Knight, and Sensible Soccer - and understand why they’re probably best left in the past.