Chrono Trigger heads to the DS July 2, 2008
Well, no one expected this one. People have brought up the idea across several internet forums and gushed immensely over the idea. Square-Enix finally figured there would be a lot of money in this, so they did it. Chrono Trigger, a SNES god-like classic, is heading for new life on the Nintendo DS.
This clipping from the latest JUMP magazine confirms the chaos:
No one should worry as to whether or not this is a remake. It is an “enhanced” port. More details will be available on July 7th through both of Square-Enix’s Japanese and North American teaser sites, when those mighty, mighty (mighty!) clocks stop ticking. The game is slated for a Winter 2008 release.
[via The Wiire]
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HOLY GRAND MOTHER~! Now everyone is definitely going to want a Nintendo DS for this game including my PlayStation-only Final Fantasy Fan friends and cousins.
Who says there’s nothing to look forward to on DS?
Local and online Wi-Fi battle please!
// Roth
HELL YES!!! GOD HAS TRULY LISTENED TO OUR PRAYERS. But…will i be even better then the original?
It’s about time!
Nintendo, how about you release Earthbound as well! Then two of the best RPGs of all time will be on the DS. (Final Fantasy III/VI is already on its way.)
I just shoved a TURKEY in my PANTS!
Do you have ANY IDEA just how EXITED you have to be to do a thing like THAT!!
This has made my night ^_^
Anyone think there’s any logic behind hoping for a WiiWare release of some classics?… I say WiiWare instead of VC, because they’re updating them and they aren’t just the same classics.
Well, the logic is WiiWare is for new games (from 2007+), while Virtual Console is for past titles from the old systems. The Nintendo DS is the right place for Chrono Trigger because the platforms accepts both old and new titles.
It’s true that the upcoming Chrono Trigger is a direct port with added features such as a new dungeon where you can multiplayer battle your friends wirelessly on multiple DS systems. Plus it’s portable, so it’s all good. \:D/
If it were to be on WiiWare, they’d have to reprogram the local multiplayer for up to 4P. Online features would take even longer to develop for a stable experience.
// Roth