Chrono Trigger remake i would help fund this! Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? © 2020 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. There are still elements I would like to see improved before the January 23 release date – it is the 21st century, we should be able to buy new gear, equip it, and sell what it replaced all in the same menu, thank you very much – but Lost Sphear is looking very promising. I'd much rather see it get the Octopath Traveller style of "HD2D" and keeping the classic style of the game but remastering the cut-scenes and making some quality of life improvements. Eventually – and obviously – the king gears up in his own version of what I later learned are Vulcanosuits, and unleashes a super attack to make the other lad retreat. Honestly I'd prefer a compilation in the style of Collection of Mana or the FF Legend collection that was announced today that included both Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross on Switch, PS4 and PC, Switch Friend Code: SW-4512-3820-2140 | My Nintendo: French Fry, Please login or sign up to reply to this topic, Your recently viewed topics will appear here. But If SE decides to do another one, it seems Chrono Trigger would be the logical choice. GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Chrono Trigger is one of those games I'm pretty sure should never be remade. Hosted by 44 Bytes. Perhaps that … There's nothing stopping them doing both like dragon quest XI. Though fans still clamor for a Chrono Trigger 3, Square Enix seems focused on its other franchises, both old and new.Final Fantasy 7 Remake released in … The Chrono Trigger OSV Remake Project began as a piano cover project by Wiesty and other contributors for Chrono Trigger in January 2005. Get involved in the conversation by heading over to our Facebook and Instagram pages. A “You’re In The Shop” theme to rival Ocarina of Time and music elsewhere that effortlessly, wonderfully projects the themes of sadness, of a world losing itself, that seem to make up the plot. I'm not sure I even want a "remaster". There is something oh-so-charming about Lost Sphear that I cannot shake. Literally unless the remake exists to make it look like an animated Toriyama anime, with relatively few changes, I think the only thing they should do with Chrono Trigger is re-release it for every console forever. All of it is a mystery, one that only deepens when you wake up as the typical hero-in-the-making sporting a recognisable haircut and a series of spunky companions. For example, one character has a unique resource of ‘bits’ that power up his abilities. Oddly but satisfyingly proportioned NPCs; Shared shops with big, chunky signs to tell you this chap will sell you armour, this one has magic; Dorky dialogue from every NPC, in every house, where you are free to wander and steal their money because they foolishly left it on the counter. History isn’t boring after all. It could very well happen, but I wouldn't expect it to be on the level of the Final Fantasy VII Remake in terms of scope and detail. Square Enix has confirmed Final Fantasy 15's release date as September 30. The mystery is redoubled when a mecha suit lands in the centre of this otherwise medieval tragedy so that it and the king can immediately begin tearing chunks out of one another. Build on top of this a series of spells, special abilities, ultimate attacks, form changes, gear, and all the usual elemental weaknesses – it is a recipe for great fun and lots of experimentation. While this can be cleverly used to wait for an enemy to move into a formation you can punish effectively, it also means there is an element of dexterity and quick decision making introduced. Chrono Trigger was way ahead of its time, and it's a game I've yet to finish.