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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Kamikaze on January 15, 2004, 12:22:09 am
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http://www.rpgamer.com/news/Q1-2004/011304a.html
Chrono Break highly unlikely. :no:
To sum it up, the trademark has been abandoned and sources in Square say they aren't working on it (never started the project).
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i can hear steak screaming "WHY?!" from here :p
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I never played Chrono Cross, but CT was absolute genius. It begs the question, if you can have two of the best selling rpg series of all time, why don't you.
Square has been making some strange decisions lately.
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WHY?! :ick
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Whats Chrono Trigger? :p
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Originally posted by Setekh
WHY?! :ick
see?.. what did i tell you? :nervous:
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darn. I hope they'll remake CT for GBA or something. that'd rawk. but prolly as unlikely as fs3 coming out :(
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Originally posted by Singh
Whats Chrono Trigger? :p
DEH BEST GAME EVA
:hopping: man this sucks. CT and CC were the best RPGs i ever played
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ChronoTrigger is the best 16bit RPG ever. ChronoCross is the best PS1 RPG ever. ChronoBreak could have been the best RPG of its generation.
Square-Enix, you have betrayed all of us.
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aww damn :(
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Originally posted on the RPGamer forums
Actually there is a few things that need to be cleared up. While "Chrono Break" was unregistered here in the US, the trademarked name is still as of a week ago, trademarked in Japan. Which means Square Enix may be doing one of three things:
1.slowly ending the trademarked name
2. slowly CHANGING the trademarked name
3. changing the name and trying to raise re-awareness about the game as a PR stunt to get us excited again.
It seems that not all hope is lost (can't really decide in either direction), but there will not be a Chrono Break any time soon.
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Originally posted by mikhael
ChronoCross is the best PS1 RPG ever.
That's not what I heard. I heard it didn't even live up to the original (not that any game really could).
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If you can only go on what you heard, you obviously don't have enough info to form a meaningful opinion.
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CT changed my life...
Although I didnt hear anything meaningful about CC, i guess it was the name that sold it. And since I havent heard any hype at all about CB, im not bummed.
And getting CT on GBA would be a great move on Square/Enix's part. Of course this will not happen, as our beloved RPG dealer has gone insane.
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Originally posted by Turnsky
see?.. what did i tell you? :nervous:
:D
Indeed, CT was brilliant. I never got stuck in any places levelling up my character to ridiculous levels in order to get past the next boss, but I found every age a challenge - and the brilliant way they handled time travel and changing the future, I feel, has never been equalled. Gah, I think I'll go replay the game on SNES9x. :)
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When I played CT on sne9x, the game just jammed at a certain point.... you were suppossed to press a button, but it wouldn't accept the input.
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In the future, to get into the warehouse, right?
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I don't recall that error (got six or seven of the seventeen endings all on the emulator), but unfortunately, snes9x isn't flawless. I still love using it to play the old beat-'em-ups like Final Fight, though. ;)
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Originally posted by Setekh
:D
Indeed, CT was brilliant. I never got stuck in any places levelling up my character to ridiculous levels in order to get past the next boss, but I found every age a challenge - and the brilliant way they handled time travel and changing the future, I feel, has never been equalled. Gah, I think I'll go replay the game on SNES9x. :)
meh. dott had some funnay time travel too. I also got a lot of the endings.
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Originally posted by Liberator
In the future, to get into the warehouse, right?
I think so...you had to catch a rat beforeheand IIRC
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Originally posted by Setekh
:D
Indeed, CT was brilliant. I never got stuck in any places levelling up my character to ridiculous levels in order to get past the next boss, but I found every age a challenge - and the brilliant way they handled time travel and changing the future, I feel, has never been equalled. Gah, I think I'll go replay the game on SNES9x. :)
I must be doing something seriously wrong then as I've managed to get to Magus (and given how quick it was to reach this point I'm assuming this isn't the last time you fight him) and he kicks my ass every single time so I've basically given up on it. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
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Magus has a distinct pattern. Work it to your advantage and you will crush him.