![]() This definitely hurts the overall experience but is still a solid version.īest to avoid due to mixed reviews (Mobile version iOS and Google Play) - I tried to play this version a few years ago and felt like the game didn't work well as a touch based game. ![]() This version suffers from load times, which doesn't sound bad until you realize that EVERY battle and some magic takes a few extra seconds to load. Buying the SNES version is far too expensive for most people ($200+) but it can be emulated nearly perfectly on any SNES emulator (on a desktop computer or an Android phone).įlawed but still good (Playstation Version) - The Playstation version used to be the only version that had the anime cutscenes but that is no longer the case. I feel like the original translation had more personality in the characters' dialog and the game still looks amazing. I feel like it's a more "pure" version of the game. My favorite version (Super Nintendo/Super Famicom) - The SNES edition holds a special place in my heart so nostalgia is a factor. The bonus content isn't amazing but it adds just enough to edge out the original SNES version. Unfortunately the price has gone up on this version over the years and most people don't own a DS (but it does work on 3DS perfectly). It's just everything you need for a great experience and CT works very well as a mobile game. (would like more feedback on this version)ĭefinitive Edition (Nintendo DS version) - This has updated graphics, the anime cutscenes, added content, updated translation and a bonus ending. You can often catch it on sale for $5 and shows Square Enix that this game can still generate income and interest from fans. Most of the bugs have been worked out after a poor release. The system requirements are really low and it includes everything that was in the DS version. Simplest way to play (PC through Steam) - If you want to play it right now with not much overhead the PC edition will do the trick. I also want to help newbies know where to start: Thank you for the shout out /u/alive1! I've just seen this question asked here constantly and felt that by having this topic stickied we can generate more interesting discussions on this subreddit. Rock on :)Įdit: this post will be the sticky now until someone makes anything better and more comprehensive. Few games have such strong of a following several decades after creation. This truly shows that CT is a masterpiece of a game that transcends beyond it's initial inception as a 2d jRPG of the 90's era. I was impressed when the community grew to 1k members, and now it's over 17k. I would love to hear your suggestions on what information to include in a sticky post about the various ways to play Chrono Trigger - emulators, platforms, game releases, game settings, etc.īy the way - I am amazed at how big this community has grown! Back when I created this community, I just wanted a simple way for me to access a few OST covers and some fanart so it would be archived somewhere instead of getting lost. My way of playing the game is not neccesarily the best, and there may be a lot of ways to play Chrono Trigger which I never even considered. What more, is I enable a smoothing filter to make the game look less pixellated - heresy, I know. This is the way I discovered the game and it will forever be the "authentic" way for me to play. Myself, I always just play the SNES version on my PC with any random controller. A suggetion came in from /u/hybridfrost to create a sticky community post detailing the best way to play Chrono Trigger.
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