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'Show us your stamp collection' becomes 'You're not fit to lift a sword', but they kept the 'Eyes cream' line and made the chef 'Master of Kitchens'. That said, they still kept some Woolsey-esque dialogue even when cutting out Woolsey, and 600 AD is honestly better as a result. This isn't meant as a polemic, just my opinion, but it is unequivocally right.

The obvious defense is that this was not a fixing up of Woolsey's translation but an independent one from the ground up, but Woolsey's was clearly deferred to at times (most notably, Ozzie and the others are still rock stars, not condiments) and the idea of translating as though in a cultural vacuum strikes me as fully bizarre. Unfortunately, we dive right into the matter of the translation, since the first line sees an iconic introduction (used in its original form to advertise this port, in fact) made clunky.

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Crono, while a fine name, was clearly not what he's meant to be called, but thankfully the DS allows us to update this and give him the name he deserves: Little things, like the character naming screens, are given nice facelifts, with a new option for accented letters and the character limit increased from five to six. My only real complaint is we aren't given a choice as to which translation we use were that the case, this would easily become my go-to version of the game. The game lets you decide how closely to want it to mimic the feel of the SNES and, while I have my own bias about the translation, I'll fully admit that the new version offers clarity the original lacked. The anime cutscenes are now optional, and the setting can be switched any time (though it still shows them side by side with the in-engine version, and I still think it should be either-or). ~Developer for 'Mario Enters the Void', an abandoned hack.Part 22: Bonus Update, Part 2: Chrono Trigger DSĬhrono Trigger DS makes an effort to polish what was new for the Playstation port and present Chrono Trigger in its definitive form, and by and large it rather impressively succeeds.

This is rare though, but I always try something new. This came off as weird, as not only is this one of the PSX's most graphically intensive games, but it also has a 60FPS lock.Īnyways, do you have any straegies for getting through the game with little hassle? My party currently consists of Serge, Razzly and Pip, and I hope to get the whole party to survive more frequently in boss battles to get the benefits of growth levels on all characters.

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Turns out, Chrono Cross is actually capped at full 60FPS, in overworlds, battles, and menus. On the emulator I picked however? There is an overclocking feature, and when I went up to 3x clock speed, things got interesting. Saw some gameplay videos before playing it myself, and the one thing that bothered me, is that it TRIED to keep a high FPS, but dropped down a lot in basically every situation. I downloaded disc 1 of Chrono Cross, had a lot of difficulty setting it up, but once I did, it was worth it. How did I get into this game? I decided to get a PSX emulator from here: The gameplay ideas are a bit confusing though, so it's better if you play the game yourself.

If I could give my word on the game, it's pretty dang good. Just a normal thread for a game I haven't seen yet on here, Chrono Cross.

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