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Chrono Cross - Sony PlayStation 1
Price:
C $71.96
Approximately£39.94
+ $41.46 postage
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i loved this game when I first played it. It has a great story and lovable Characters. the best games are from the past because today no one cares about the story or making great characters so I keep looking for old games to play again. this was a great price to if you can get a copy and still have a PS3 you can play this and enjoy the adventure maybe even for the first time.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
On my first ever playthrough. Huge Chrono trigger/rpg fan - yes I know I can't compare it to the greatest of all time. I like the references from CT. The battle sequence setup is distracting, confusing and slow imo which really takes away from enjoying the game more. The graphics are cool, story is somewhat interesting so far.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The game is about traveling through different what if timelines like visiting a time where you died 10 years ago and seeing how the word is different compelling plot. Game play is similar to other turn based games but with a number of interesting layers added. Good game!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This game provides countless hours of fun, after you beat it you can play it again with an entire different ending and with different characters. Yusorino masimatto (spelling prob wrong) is a musical genius!!!!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Came in great packaging to keep both games safe, I don’t see any damage at all on them, came in perfect condition! Cant wait to turn on my ps1 after so long and play these amazing games after all these years.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Absolutely brand new. Almost as if I was thrown back to when it was released!! I remember playing this as a kid, mom voice acting some of the characters. Brings me back to simpler times of my childhood.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Not the exact Chrono trigger sequel everyone wanted, bit a very excellent game none the less!! Great story, but I won't spoil it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I played this game back in 2001, and I have to say, I was disappointed. For those people who've never played the "Chrono" series of games, back in 1995, Square Co. (of Japan) released a final game for the SNES. This game was to be the ultimate mix of music, plot, and graphics (for the time, of course). This game was called "Chrono Trigger", and it blew the pants off of the RPG's of the time. This game had it all. Multiple endings, New Game+ mode, 7 playable characters (Including a 'hidden' character). It was the ultimate RPG experience, one I am happy to say that I repeated well over a thousand times. In 2000, a "sequel" of sorts was released by Square (now "Square Electronic Arts, LLC) called "Chrono Cross". Despite the advertisements, this game was highly anticipated. I was really looking forward to it, considering that I had played Chrono Trigger, and loved the idea of a sequel. Until I played it the first time. I borrowed it from a friend. I'm kinda glad I did. Let's break it down, and I will show you what I mean: Graphics 5/10 Don't get me wrong, the CG cutscenes are right up there with PS1's latest games, including Final Fantasy VIII and Metal Gear Solid (which felt like an interactive movie). The in-game graphics though are blocky and the faces are poorly rendered. They look like something out of a Dreamcast remake (see my review of 'Record of Lodoss War' for more details). The backgrounds are OK, and the World Map looks like they took the BG's from Chrono Trigger and beefed them up in Photoshop before sticking them back in. The battle backgrounds are the same in every area. You don't get much variety. In CT, you at least got different background depending on where you were standing. I think they were trying to save disc space for the CG scenes. Sound- 7/10 The sound is probably the best part of the game. For those that have played Chrono Trigger, this is probably the highlight for you. Yasunori Mitsuda (who did the music for CT) is back, and is in perfect form for the music. The sound effects aren't bad either. The only thing that is missing is dialogue. Even dialogue for the cut-scenes would have made this game better. Oh well, I guess I just have to live with with making up my own, MST 3000 style. Plot- 4/10 Is there even plot? I mean, you start out in a dungeon, and then you see a cutscenes. Then you are home in bed. You have to wait about 5 hours into the game to see that same cutscenes, and then you are walking around in someone else's body for about 3-4 hours of the game, all the while you don't have a clue what the heck's going on! Then, about halfway through Disc 2 (out of 2), they dump the WHOLE plot on you as you are standing there trying to read the miniscule text. At least give me something I can work with on Disc 1 Square!! Late on the PS1, Square's games were doing this. They would string you along with some mediocre plot, and then BAM! The plot hits you like a freight train. That is MOST frustrating, and then you get a cheesy ending. I think that the makers of CC didn't know that they were making a game, and then they got hit with an idea, "We don't have an ending!" and threw one together in 5 minutes. It doesn't make any sense. Overall 5/10 This game is average. For DIE-HARD fans of the original Chrono Trigger, you might want to play this game once or twice. But, even if you do, you can't get all 40 characters. My advice, stay away.Read full review
I've loved Chrono Trigger, the snes game that blew the world of the SNES out of the water and into the stratosphere with its all-encompassing amazingness, later that was reformatted to be played on the PSX to preserve its glory, and so naturally I wanted the sequel. Who wouldn't after seeing one of the many endings of Chrono Trigger? Vastly different from the world of Chrono Triggger with more complex graphics and CG animated cut scenes, Chrono Cross still leaves room for improvement in some aspects. There are way too many characters to choose from, and way to many storylines to follow, creating a mass of problems for the indecisive. At the same time, the soundtrack 'pwns', throwing you into a world of awe just with the opening theme 'Time's Scar'. Despite the horrid game play (as a consequence to too many characters to choose from) and the difficult to discern main plot, I believe that there is a certain aspect of replay value to the game that makes it a sought after classic, the soundtrack aside.Read full review
The game can be pretty long plus confusing at times, since you'll be going in and out of two worlds that are exactly alike, the only difference is that one deals with the past and other, the future. You'll have dozens of characters that you can recruit, i mean DOZZZENS, each having their own unique abilities. After you finish the game, you are able to keeep all your weapons except for ONE that has to deal with a sidequest. you get to keep all the items you've obtained, you also get a time egg, which will allow you to speed or slow down the game. you'll also unlock an island i believe where you'll find three bosses at once. the game is worth buying.
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