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. WW: February 27, 2018Mode(s),Chrono Trigger is a 1995 developed and published by for the that began the. Chrono Trigger 's team included three that Square dubbed the 'Dream Team':, the creator of Square's successful series;, a freelance designer and creator of 's popular series; and, a artist famed for his work with Dragon Quest.

In addition, Kazuhiko Aoki produced the game, wrote most of the story, while composer wrote most of the soundtrack before falling ill and deferring the remaining tracks to Final Fantasy series composer. The game's story follows a group of adventurers who to prevent a global catastrophe.Chrono Trigger was a critical and commercial success upon release, and is frequently cited as one of the. Magazine described aspects of Chrono Trigger as revolutionary, including its, plot-related focusing on, unique battle system, and detailed. Chrono Trigger was the third best-selling game of 1995 in Japan, and shipped 2.65 million copies worldwide by March 2003.Square released a ported version by in Japan for the in 1999, which was later repackaged with a port as (2001) for the North American market. A slightly enhanced Chrono Trigger, again ported by Tose, was released for the in North America and Japan in 2008, and in 2009. The Nintendo DS version sold 790,000 copies by March 2009, after about a year of sales.

Chrono Trigger has also been ported to, the, the, devices, devices,. Contents.Gameplay Chrono Trigger features standard gameplay. The player controls the protagonist and his companions in the game's, consisting of various forests, cities, and dungeons. Navigation occurs via an map, depicting the landscape from a scaled-down overhead view. Areas such as forests, cities, and similar places are depicted as more realistic scaled-down maps, in which players can converse with locals to procure and services, solve puzzles and challenges, or encounter enemies.

Chrono Trigger 's gameplay deviates from that of traditional Japanese RPGs in that, rather than appearing in, many enemies are openly visible on field maps or lie in wait to ambush the party. Contact with enemies on a field map initiates a battle that occurs directly on the map rather than on a separate battle screen.

Unlike most other role-playing games at the time, combat in Chrono Trigger occurs in the same area where general navigation occurs, with all enemies visible on screen.Players and enemies may use physical or magical attacks to wound targets during battle, and players may use items to heal or protect themselves. Each character and enemy has a certain number of; successful attacks reduce that character's hit points, which can be restored with potions and spells. When a playable character loses all hit points, they faint; if all the player's characters fall in battle, the game ends and must be restored from a previously chapter, except in specific storyline-related battles that allow or force the player to lose. Between battles, a player can equip their characters with weapons, armor, helmets, and accessories that provide special effects (such as increased attack power or defense against magic), and various consumable items can be used both in and out of battles. Items and equipment can be purchased in shops or found on field maps, often in.

By exploring new areas and fighting enemies, players progress through Chrono Trigger 's story.Chrono Trigger uses an system—a staple of Square's game series designed by for —named 'Active Time Battle 2.0.' Each character can take action in battle once a personal timer dependent on the character's speed counts to zero. Magic and special physical techniques are handled through a system called 'Techs.'

Techs deplete a character's (a numerical meter similar to hit points), and often have special areas of effect; some spells damage huddled monsters, while others can harm enemies spread in a line. Enemies often change positions during battle, creating opportunities for tactical Tech use. A unique feature of Chrono Trigger's Tech system is that numerous cooperative techniques exist. Each character receives eight personal Techs which can be used in conjunction with others' to create Double and Triple Techs for greater effect.

For instance, Crono's sword-spinning Cyclone Tech can be combined with 's Flame Toss to create Flame Whirl. When characters with compatible Techs have enough magic points available to perform their techniques, the game automatically displays the combo as an option.Chrono Trigger features several other distinct gameplay traits, including time travel. Players have access to seven eras of the game world's history, and past actions affect future events. Throughout history, players find new allies, complete side quests, and search for keynote villains.

Time travel is accomplished via portals and pillars of light called 'time gates', as well as a named Epoch. The game contains thirteen unique endings; the ending the player receives depends on when and how they reach and complete the game's final battle. Chrono Trigger DS features a new ending that can be accessed from the End of Time upon completion of the final extra dungeon and optional final boss. Chrono Trigger also introduces a option; after completing the game, the player may begin a new game with the same character, and equipment, excluding money, with which they ended the previous playthrough. However, certain items central to the storyline are removed and must be found again, such as the sword Masamune. Square has employed the New Game Plus concept in later games including, and.Plot Setting Chrono Trigger takes place in a world similar to Earth, with eras such as the prehistoric age, in which primitive and dinosaurs share the earth; the, replete with knights, monsters, and magic; and the future, where destitute humans and sentient robots struggle to survive. The characters frequently to obtain allies, gather equipment, and learn information to help them in their quest.

The party also gains access to the End of Time (represented as year ), which serves as a hub to travel back to other time periods. The party eventually acquires a time-machine vehicle known as the Wings of Time, nicknamed the Epoch.

The vehicle is capable of time travel between any time period without first having to travel to the End of Time.Characters. Main article:Chrono Trigger's six playable characters (plus one optional character) come from different eras of history. Chrono Trigger begins in AD 1000 with,.

Crono is the silent protagonist, characterized as a fearless young man who wields a in battle. Marle, revealed to be Princess Nadia, lives in Guardia Castle; though sheltered, at heart, she's a princess who seeks independence from her royal identity. Lucca is a childhood friend of Crono's and a mechanical genius; her home is filled with laboratory equipment and machinery. From the era of AD 2300 comes, or Prometheus (designation R-66Y), a robot with a near-human personality created to assist humans. Lying dormant in the future, Robo is found and repaired by Lucca, and joins the group out of gratitude.

The fiercely confident dwells in 65,000,000 BC. Unmatched in raw strength, Ayla is the chief of Ioka Village and leads her people in war against a species of humanoid known as Reptites.The last two playable characters are. Frog originated in AD 600. He is a former once known as Glenn, who was turned into an frog by Magus, who also killed his friend Cyrus. Chivalrous but mired in regret, Frog dedicates his life to protecting Leene, the queen of Guardia, and avenging Cyrus. Meanwhile, Guardia in AD 600 is in a state of conflict against the Mystics (known as Fiends in the US/DS port), a race of demons and intelligent animals who wage war against humanity under the leadership of Magus, a powerful.

Magus's seclusion conceals a long-lost past; he was formerly known as Janus, the young prince of the Kingdom of Zeal, which was destroyed by Lavos in 12,000 BC. The incident sent him forward through time, and as he ages, he plots revenge against Lavos and broods over the fate of his sister,. Lavos, the game's main antagonist who awakens and ravages the world in AD 1999, is an extraterrestrial, parasitic creature that harvests DNA and the Earth's energy for its own growth.Story In AD 1000, Crono and Marle watch Lucca and her father demonstrate her new at the Millennial Fair in the Kingdom of Guardia. When Marle volunteers to be teleported, her pendant interferes with the device and creates a time portal into which she is drawn. After Crono and Lucca separately recreate the portal and find themselves in AD 600, they find Marle only to see her vanish before their eyes. Lucca realizes that this time period's kingdom has mistaken Marle— actually Princess Nadia of Guardia— for Queen Leene, an ancestor of hers who had been kidnapped, thus putting off the recovery effort for her ancestor and creating a. Crono and Lucca, with the help of Frog, restore history to normal by rescuing Leene.

After the three part ways with Frog and return to the present, Crono is arrested on charges of kidnapping Marle and sentenced to death by the current chancellor of Guardia. Lucca and Marle help Crono to flee, haphazardly using another time portal to escape their pursuers. This portal lands them in AD 2300, where they learn that an advanced civilization has been wiped out by a giant creature known as Lavos that appeared in 1999. The three vow to find a way to prevent the future destruction of their world. After meeting and repairing Robo, Crono and his friends find Gaspar, an old sage at the End of Time, who helps them acquire magical powers and travel through time by way of several pillars of light (from this point onwards, the party is able to challenge Lavos; doing so and emerging victorious will unlock one of twelve different endings, depending on the point in the story at which Lavos is fought, as well as whether or not certain actions are completed beforehand).Research in AD 1000 tells the party about Magus summoning Lavos into the world. To repair Frog's sword, the Masamune, they travel to prehistoric times and meet Ayla. After returning to AD 600, they challenge Magus, believing him to be the source of Lavos; after the battle, a summoning spell causes a time gate that throws Crono and his friends to the past.

Back in prehistory, Ayla joins the group to battle the Reptites and witness the origin of Lavos. They learn that Lavos was an alien being that arrived on the planet millions of years in the past, and began to absorb and energy from every living creature before arising and razing the planet's surface in 1999 so that it could spawn a new generation. Entering a gate created by the newly-landed Lavos, they go to BC 12,000, an ice age, where the party finds the Kingdom of Zeal, who recently discovered Lavos and seeks to drain its power to achieve immortality through the Mammon Machine. Zeal's leader, Queen Zeal, imprisons Crono and friends on orders of the Prophet, a mysterious figure who has recently begun advising the queen. Though Zeal's daughter Schala frees them, the Prophet forces her to banish them from the realm and seal the time gate they used to travel to the Dark Ages. They return next to AD 2300 to find a time machine called the Wings of Time (or Epoch), which can access any time period without using a time gate.

They travel back to BC 12000 to stop Zeal from activating the Mammon Machine in the Ocean Palace. Lavos awakens, disturbed by the Mammon Machine; the Prophet reveals himself to be Magus and unsuccessfully tries to kill the creature.

The party is beaten, and a broken Crono stands up to Lavos before being vaporized by a powerful blast. Schala transports the rest of the party back to the surface before Lavos destroys the Ocean palace and the Kingdom of Zeal.Crono's friends awaken in a village and find Magus, who confesses that he used to be Prince Janus of Zeal. In his memories, it is revealed that the disaster at the Ocean Palace scattered the Gurus of Zeal across time and sent him to the Middle Ages. Janus took the title of Magus and gained a cult of followers while plotting to summon and kill Lavos in revenge for the death of his sister, Schala. When Lavos appeared after his battle with Crono and his allies, he was cast back to the time of Zeal and presented himself to them as a prophet. At this point, Magus is either killed by the party, killed in a duel with Frog, or spared and convinced to join the party. As Crono's friends depart, the ruined Ocean Palace rises into the air as the Black Omen.

The group turns to Gaspar for help, and he gives them a 'Chrono Trigger,' an egg-shaped device that allows the group to replace Crono just before the moment of death with a (doing so is optional, and the game's ending will change depending on the player's decision in this matter). The party then gather power by helping people across time with Gaspar's instructions. Their journeys involve defeating the remnants of the Mystics, stopping Robo's maniacal creator, giving Frog closure for Cyrus' death, locating and charging up the mythical Sun Stone, retrieving the Rainbow Shell, and helping restore a forest destroyed by a desert monster.

The group enters the Black Omen and defeats Queen Zeal, then successfully battles Lavos, saving the future of their world before parting ways on the last night of the Millennial Fair.If Magus joined the party, he departs to search for Schala. If Crono was resurrected before defeating Lavos, his sentence for kidnapping Marle is revoked by her father, King Guardia XXXIII, thanks to testimonies from Marle's ancestors and descendants, whom Crono had helped during his journey. Crono's mother accidentally enters the time gate at the Millennial Fair before it closes, prompting Crono, Marle, and Lucca to set out in the Epoch to find her while fireworks light up the night sky. If Crono was not resurrected, Frog, Robo, and Ayla (along with Magus if he was recruited) chase Gaspar to the Millennial Fair and back again, revealing that Gaspar knows how to resurrect Crono; Marle and Lucca then use the Epoch to travel through time and figure out how to achieve this. Alternatively, if the party used the Epoch to break Lavos's outer shell, Marle will help her father hang Nadia's bell at the festival and accidentally get carried away by several balloons.

If resurrected, Crono jumps on to help her, but cannot bring them down to earth. Hanging on in each other's arms, the pair travel through the cloudy, moonlit sky.Chrono Trigger DS added two new scenarios to the game. In the first, Crono and his friends can help a 'lost sanctum' of Reptites, who reward powerful items and armor. The second scenario adds ties to Trigger's sequel, Chrono Cross. In a New Game +, the group can explore several temporal distortions to combat shadow versions of Crono, Marle, and Lucca, and to fight Dalton, who promises in defeat to raise an army in the town of Porre to destroy the Kingdom of Guardia. The group can then fight the Dream Devourer, a prototypical form of the Time Devourer—a fusion of Schala and Lavos seen in Chrono Cross. A version of Magus pleads with Schala to resist; though she recognizes him as her brother, she refuses to be helped and sends him away.

Schala subsequently erases his memories and Magus awakens in a forest, determined to find what he had lost. Development Chrono Trigger was conceived in 1992 by, producer and creator of the series;, writer, game designer and creator of the series; and, character designer of Dragon Quest and creator of the manga series. Traveling to the United States to research computer graphics, the three decided to create something that 'no one had done before'. After spending over a year considering the difficulties of developing a new game, they received a call from Kazuhiko Aoki, who offered to produce.

The four met and spent four days ideas for the game. Square convened 50–60 developers, including scenario writer, whom Square designated story planner. Development started in early 1993.

An uncredited Square employee suggested that the team develop a -themed game, which Kato initially opposed, fearing repetitive, dull gameplay. Kato and Horii then met several hours per day during the first year of development to write the game's plot. Square intended to license the work under the franchise and gave it the working title Maru Island; (the future producer of ) monitored Toriyama's early designs. The team hoped to release it on Nintendo's planned Super Famicom Disk Drive; when Nintendo canceled the project, Square reoriented the game for release on a Super Famicom and rebranded it as Chrono Trigger. Tanaka credited the ROM cartridge platform for enabling seamless transition to battles on the field map.Aoki ultimately produced Chrono Trigger, while director credits were attributed to,. Toriyama designed the game's aesthetic, including characters, monsters, vehicles, and the look of each era. Masato Kato also contributed character ideas and designs.

Kato planned to feature Gaspar as a playable character and Toriyama sketched him, but he was cut early in development. The development staff studied the drawings of Toriyama to approximate his style.

Sakaguchi and Horii supervised; Sakaguchi was responsible for the game's overall system and contributed several monster ideas. Other notable designers include, the graphic director, and, and, who worked as field graphic artists.

Yasuhiko Kamata programmed graphics, and cited 's visual work in the film as an inspiration for the game's lighting. Kamata made the game's luminosity and lay between that of and the Final Fantasy series.

Features originally intended to be used in or, also under development at the same time, were appropriated by the Chrono Trigger team. According to Tanaka, Secret of Mana (which itself was originally intended to be Final Fantasy IV) was codenamed ' Chrono Trigger' during development before being called ( Secret of Mana), and then the name Chrono Trigger was adopted for a new project. Hironobu Sakaguchi, part of the 'Dream Team'Yuji Horii, a fan of time travel fiction (such as the TV series ), fostered a theme of time travel in his general story outline of Chrono Trigger with input from Akira Toriyama.

Horii liked the scenario of the grandfather paradox surrounding Marle. Concerning story planning, Horii commented, 'If there's a fairground, I just write that there's a fairground; I don't write down any of the details. Then the staff brainstorm and come up with a variety of attractions to put in.' Sakaguchi contributed some minor elements, including the character Gato; he liked Marle's drama and reconciliation with her father. Masato Kato subsequently edited and completed the outline by writing the majority of the game's story, including all the events of the 12,000 BC era. He took pains to avoid what he described as 'a long string of errands. such as 'do this', 'take this', 'defeat these monsters', or 'plant this flag'.'

Kato and other developers held a series of meetings to ensure continuity, usually attended by around 30 personnel. Kato and Horii initially proposed Crono's death, though they intended he stay dead; the party would have retrieved an earlier, living version of him to complete the quest. Square deemed the scenario too depressing and asked that Crono be brought back to life later in the story. Kato also devised the system of multiple endings because he could not branch the story out to different paths. And then wrote various. They also devised an 'Active Time Event Logic' system, 'where you can move your character around during scenes, even when an is talking to you', and with players 'talking to different people and steering the conversation in different directions', allowing each scene to 'have many permutations.'

Kato became friends with composer Yasunori Mitsuda during development, and they would collaborate on several future projects. Katsuhisa Higuchi programmed the battle system, which hosted combat on the map without transition to a special battleground as most previous Square games had done. Higuchi noted extreme difficulty in loading battles properly without slow-downs or a brief, black. The game's use of animated monster sprites consumed much more memory than previous Final Fantasy games, which used static enemy graphics.Hironobu Sakaguchi likened the development of Chrono Trigger to 'playing around with Toriyama's universe,' citing the inclusion of humorous sequences in the game that would have been 'impossible with something like Final Fantasy.' When Square Co.

Suggested a non-human player character, developers created Frog by adapting one of Toriyama's sketches. The team created the End of Time to help players with hints, worrying that they might become stuck and need to consult a walkthrough. The game's testers had previously complained that Chrono Trigger was too difficult; as Horii explained, 'It's because we know too much. The developers think the game's just right; that they're being too soft.

They're thinking from their own experience. The puzzles were the same. Lots of players didn't figure out things we thought they'd get easily.' Sakaguchi later cited the unusual desire of beta testers to play the game a second time or 'travel through time again' as an affirmation of the New Game + feature: 'Wherever we could, we tried to make it so that a slight change in your behavior caused subtle differences in people's reactions, even down to the smallest details. I think the second playthrough will hold a whole new interest.' The game's reuse of locations due to time traveling made bug-fixing difficult, as corrections would cause unintended consequences in other eras.

A 30-second sample of Zeal Palace from The Brink of Time, demonstrating the acid-jazz style of the arranged album.Problems playing these files? See.Chrono Trigger was scored primarily by, with contributions from veteran composer, and one track composed. A sound programmer at the time, Mitsuda was unhappy with his pay and threatened to leave Square if he could not compose music. Hironobu Sakaguchi suggested he score Chrono Trigger, remarking, 'maybe your salary will go up.' Mitsuda composed new music and drew on a personal collection of pieces composed over the previous two years. He reflected, 'I wanted to create music that wouldn't fit into any established genre.

Music of an imaginary world. The game's director, Masato Kato, was my close friend, and so I'd always talk with him about the setting and the scene before going into writing.'

Mitsuda slept in his studio several nights, and attributed certain pieces—such as the game's ending theme, To Far Away Times—to inspiring dreams. He later attributed this song to an idea he was developing before Chrono Trigger, reflecting that the tune was made in dedication to 'a certain person with whom he wanted to share a generation'. He also tried to use of the Chrono Trigger main theme to create a sense of consistency in the soundtrack. Mitsuda wrote each tune to be around two minutes long before repeating, unusual for Square's games at the time. Mitsuda suffered a hard drive crash that lost around forty in-progress tracks. After Mitsuda contracted, Uematsu joined the project to compose ten pieces and finish the score. Mitsuda returned to watch the ending with the staff before the game's release, crying upon seeing the finished scene.

Composed the bulk of the music for Chrono Trigger and would later serve as composer for.At the time of the game's release, the number of tracks and sound effects was unprecedented—the soundtrack spanned three discs in its 1995 commercial pressing. Square also released a one-disc arrangement called ' ' by that year. The Brink of Time came about because Mitsuda wanted to do something that no one else was doing, and he noted that acid jazz and its related genres were uncommon in the Japanese market.

Mitsuda considers Chrono Trigger a landmark game which helped mature his talent. While Mitsuda later held that the title piece was 'rough around the edges', he maintains that it had 'significant influence on his life as a composer'. In 1999, Square produced another one-disc soundtrack to complement the PlayStation release of Trigger, featuring tracks used in. Composed four new pieces for the game's bonus features which weren't included on the soundtrack. Some fans were displeased by Mitsuda's absence in creating the port, whose instruments sometimes aurally differed from the original game's. Mitsuda arranged versions of music from the Chrono series for video game music concerts, presenting the main theme, Frog's Theme, and To Far Away Times.

He worked with Square Enix to ensure that the music for the would sound closer to the Super NES version. Mitsuda encouraged feedback about the game's soundtrack from contemporary children (who he thought would expect 'full symphonic scores blaring out of the speakers'). Fans who preordered Chrono Trigger DS received a special music disc containing two orchestral arrangements of Chrono Trigger music directed by Natsumi Kameoka; Square Enix also held a random prize drawing for two signed copies of Chrono Trigger sheet music. Mitsuda expressed difficulty in selecting the tune for the orchestral medley, eventually picking a tune from each era and certain character themes. Mitsuda later wrote:I feel that the way we interact with music has changed greatly in the last 13 years, even for me. For better or for worse, I think it would be extremely difficult to create something as 'powerful' as I did 13 years ago today.

But instead, all that I have learned in these 13 years allows me to compose something much more intricate. To be perfectly honest, I find it so hard to believe that songs from 13 years ago are loved this much. Keeping these feelings in mind, I hope to continue composing songs which are powerful, and yet intricate.I hope that the extras like this bonus CD will help expand the world of Chrono Trigger, especially since we did a live recording. I hope there's another opportunity to release an album of this sort one day.Music from the game was performed live by the in 1996 at the in Tokyo, Japan. A suite of music including Chrono Trigger is a part of the symphonic world-tour with video game music, where Mitsuda was in attendance for the concert's world-premiere in Chicago on May 27, 2006. His suite of Chrono music, comprising 'Reminiscence', 'Chrono Trigger', 'Chrono CrossTime's Scar', 'Frog's Theme', and 'To Far Away Times' was performed.

Mitsuda has also appeared with the as a special guest. Has also featured medleys from Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross. A medley of Music from Chrono Trigger made of one of the four suites of the Symphonic Fantasies concerts in September 2009 which was produced by the creators of the series, conducted.

Square Enix re-released the game's soundtrack, along with a video interview with Mitsuda in July 2009. Release The team planned to release Chrono Trigger in late 1994, but release was pushed back to the following year. Early of Chrono Trigger were demonstrated at the 1994 and 1995 festivals in Japan. A few months prior to the game's release, Square shipped a to magazine reviewers and game stores for review. An unfinished build of the game dated November 17, 1994, it contains unused music tracks, locations, and other features changed or removed from the final release—such as a dungeon named 'Singing Mountain' and its eponymous tune.

Some names also differed; the character Soysaw (Slash in the US version) was known as Wiener, while Mayonnay (Flea in the US version) was named Ketchappa. The for this early version was eventually uploaded to the internet, prompting fans to explore and document the game's differences, including two unused world map NPC character sprites and presumed additional sprites for certain. Around the game's release, Yuji Horii commented that Chrono Trigger 'went beyond the development team's expectations', and Hironobu Sakaguchi congratulated the game's graphic artists and field designers. Sakaguchi intended to perfect the 'sense of dancing you get from exploring Toriyama's worlds' in the event that they would make a sequel.Chrono Trigger used a 32- with battery-backed for, lacking special on-cartridge coprocessors.

The Japanese release of Chrono Trigger included art for the game's ending and running counts of items in the player's status menu. Developers created the North American version before adding these features to the original build, inadvertently leaving in vestiges of Chrono Trigger's early development (such as the piece 'Singing Mountain'). Hironobu Sakaguchi asked translator to localize Chrono Trigger for English audiences and gave him roughly thirty days to work. Lacking the help of a modern translation team, he memorized scenarios and looked at drafts of commercial player's guides to put dialogue in context. Woolsey later reflected that he would have preferred two-and-a-half months, and blames his rushed schedule on the prevailing attitude in Japan that games were children's toys rather than serious works.

Some of his work was cut due to space constraints, though he still considered Trigger 'one of the most satisfying games he ever worked on or played'. Censored certain dialogue, including references to breastfeeding, consumption of alcohol, and religion.The original SNES edition of Chrono Trigger was released on the download service in Japan on April 26, 2011, in the US on May 16, 2011, and in Europe on May 20, 2011. Previously in April 2008, a Nintendo Power reader poll had identified Chrono Trigger as the third-most wanted game for the Virtual Console. It went on to receive a perfect score of 10 out 10 on. PlayStation. Main article:Square released a fourth Satellaview game in 1996, named. Having thought that Trigger ended with 'unfinished business', scenarist Masato Kato wrote and directed the game.

Dreamers functioned as a to Chrono Trigger, resolving a loose subplot from its predecessor. A short, relying on minimal graphics and atmospheric music, the game never received an official release outside Japan—though it was by fans to English in April 2003. Square planned to release Radical Dreamers as an easter egg in the PlayStation edition of Chrono Trigger, but Kato was unhappy with his work and halted its inclusion.Square released for the Sony PlayStation in 1999.

Cross is a sequel to Chrono Trigger featuring a new setting and cast of characters. Presenting a theme of, the story followed the protagonist Serge—a teenage boy thrust into an alternate reality in which he died years earlier.

With the help of a thief named Kid, Serge endeavors to discover the truth behind his apparent death and obtain the Frozen Flame, a mythical artifact. Regarded by writer and director Masato Kato as an effort to 'redo Radical Dreamers properly', Chrono Cross borrowed certain themes, scenarios, characters, and settings from Dreamers. Yasunori Mitsuda also adapted certain songs from Radical Dreamers while scoring Cross.

Radical Dreamers was consequently removed from the series' main continuity, considered an alternate dimension. Chrono Cross shipped 1.5 million copies and was almost universally praised by critics.There are no plans as of 2020 for a new title, despite a statement from Hironobu Sakaguchi in 2001 that the developers of Chrono Cross wanted to make a new Chrono game. The same year, Square applied for a trademark for the names in the United States and Chrono Brake in Japan. However, the United States trademark was dropped in 2003. Director Takashi Tokita mentioned ' Chrono Trigger 2' in a 2003 interview which has not been translated to English. Expressed no interest in returning to the Chrono franchise in 2005, while Hironobu Sakaguchi remarked in April 2007 that his creation was an 'extension of Chrono Trigger.' During a Cubed³ interview on February 1, 2007, Square Enix's Senior Vice President Hiromichi Tanaka said that although no sequel is currently planned, some sort of sequel is still possible if the Chrono Cross developers can be reunited.

Yasunori Mitsuda has expressed interest in scoring a new game, but warned that 'there are a lot of politics involved' with the series. He stressed that Masato Kato should participate in development. The February 2008 issue of ranked the Chrono series eighth among the 'Top Ten Sequels in Demand', naming the games 'steadfast legacies in the Square Enix catalogue' and asking, 'what's the damn holdup?!' In 's June 2008 'Retro Issue', writer Jeremy Parish cited Chrono as the franchise video game fans would be most thrilled to see a sequel to. In the first May of 2009, Chrono Trigger placed 14th out of 50 in a vote of most-wanted sequels by the magazine's readers. At, SE Senior Vice President remarked, 'If people want a sequel, they should buy more!' In July 2010, designer, replying to an interview question about what franchises he would like to work on, said that 'if he could come across everything that he played', he would choose a Chrono Trigger game.

At the time, Obsidian was making for Square Enix. Urquhart said: 'You make RPGs, we make RPGs, it would be great to see what we could do together. And they really wanted to start getting into Western RPGs. And, so it kind of all ended up fitting together.' Yoshinori Kitase stated that he used the time travel mechanics of Chrono Trigger as a starting point for that of.

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