CHRONO CROSS: THE RADICAL DREAMERS EDITION

it ok. i never had any issues with this version, i guess the devs finally delivered. I finally played this game and the story is interesting but the game just sucks. i thought it was funny how one of or the hardest boss in the game was just a generic "Miguel" the cgi looks like vomit and having like 100 characters for an rpg didnt impress me. the game is a complete mess and it could have been better if it was made in this decade. i enjoyed a little bit more radical dreamers. -port is 9/10 -game is 6/10

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You cannot buy this game without doing the 4x AI upscale on the backgrounds and FMV videos. Also the map upscales. once I learned how to do that the game was perfect. I just need to learn how up get widescreen mod at it will be complete. greatest game ever made with the greatest battle system of all time. Great upscale on all of the in-game 3D models too. I wish it would have been a proper up-scale with the map, video FMVs, and backgrounds but hey I did those my self with nexus mods anyway.

心目中no1 jrpg，玩了n次。为了新立绘再玩一次，马上通关了，基本玩半小时就卡死，非常恼火，好在有无敌加速。但是太烦了。怎么避免卡死啊，窗口化也实了不行

Fantastic JRPG. I got this decades ago for PS1 but never beat it and this is a great way to experience an old classic. It's not better than Chrono Trigger, but it is in fact a true sequel and makes me wish that they would do a third entry to the series.

The much-maligned sequel to Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross had wild ideas and took some big swings that ultimately didn't land for many people. After the groundbreaking sensation of Chrono Trigger, it's easy to see why, and it's impossible to talk about Chrono Cross without discussing its predecessor - Chrono Trigger is a carefully curated, lovingly crafted story about a group of young adults that suddenly find themselves thrust into a time-traveling adventure to protect the past and save the future. Almost instantly, you fall in love with this cast of characters who are slowly introduced to you as the story unfolds. Combat is simple with just enough of a twist (the combo system) to keep you engaged. Chrono Cross is not that. The story is jarring, characters are easy to miss and/or taken away so it's tough to build attachments to them (and there are so many of them!), combat is much more complex and takes time to click, and PS1 graphics can't hold up to the pixellated perfection of late SNES games (though late PS1 graphics are truly impressive considering where things started!) And there are some who take umbrage with the connections to Chrono Trigger (though that part never bothered me - see below.) But all these mechanics/systems are actually pretty interesting and work well in the context of the game presented. I actually think that the choice to explore alternate histories and parallel worlds was BRILLIANT sequel material that touched on the themes of Trigger while exploring things a completely new way (and this is why the Trigger tie-ins never bothered me; it's effortless to believe the entire timeline is an off-branch "What If?" scenario.) All-in-all, Chrono Cross is actually a brilliant game that's ultimately held back by its association to its powerhouse predecessor. It's worth revisiting, and after a rocky start, it looks like this remaster is finally playable.

Crashing all the time.