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Chrono Trigger Game

When the Kingdom Guard is going to mention his thousand-year anniversary, celebrating young Crono in sleeping in. Roused from bed to his mother, he cane for the festivities, to catch the public display of his friend, the inventor of Lucca latest creation, and in his haste literally takes place in Marle, in general, girl , Which is more than a little familiar, and he insists that show her around. With little choice in the matter, Crono brings his new partner in Lucca in the show, where the experimental teleportation device malfunctions, sending Marle through a crack in the space-time continuum. Armed only with wooden swords and dangerously spiky hair, Crono following Marle in the past to try only a temporary release to begin the long and difficult road to prevent the tragic events of the future. On the way, Crono and his friends are faced with exceptional cast allies, including the heroic Frog, a medieval knight sworn to defeat evil Fiendlord, who turned it into anthropomorphic amphibian; ROBO, humanoid robot from the future with a penchant for gardening and Ayla, inconsiderate and extremely strong Chief of prehistoric tribe. Taken together, these times of a leg down memorable Cast of villains, cold and calculating Azala, queen race hyperintelligent dinosaurs that Magus, scythe-wielding sorcerer supreme better known as Fiendlord, in their quest to defeat the evil organization known as Lavos. From the beginning until the end (with 14 of them!), Chrono Trigger gives great satisfaction with the combination of storytelling and character development that few have been able to play at the top, and that even the most stone hearts will be emotional arousal.

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In addition to all the bonus content originally inserted in the PS1 port, DS version of Chrono Trigger includes an optional contact-screen control system, Lost holy quest for a center, the scene of the battle-century monster, a series of underground called Dimensional vortices, revelatory new ending, and polished work of conversion. Contact-screen controls the movement of military command from top to the bottom of your screen to free up more space and a new translation retains the charm and gravitas of the original, but the interpretation of certain words and lines to give them a little more sense. Dimensional vortices and the new ending offer additional problems, new subjects, as well as a story about the closure of a number of outstanding issues of direct relevance to Chrono Cross. Forget the holy is an isolated region, which exists in two different eras and, ultimately, forgettable, thanks to its unimportance of history and the inability to obtain-Quest nature of his mission. Arena this century is a new area, which allows the monster to take the train and its battle against other monsters for potentially useful items. As in the case of Lost holy of holies, "Arena" is not an objective story, and even the ability to pit your monster against a friend via local Wi-Fi is not enough to make it cost to access regularly.

Visually, Chrono Trigger has not changed one bit over the years, and his rich, sprite-based graphics, beautiful prospects, and colorful effects spells actually better than ever on the DS. In addition, the epic and moving soundtrack brilliantly designed in the famous composer Yasunori Mitsuda and Nobuo Uematsu continues to surprise years later. Chrono Trigger is a fantastic synthesis of fine storytelling, game design, music and gameplay, which has stood the test of time and should be considered for any fan of role-playing games. Although its extra content at random, and this is basically a direct port of the game was released 13 years ago, DS version easily final edition of this masterpiece, regardless of whether, Chrono Trigger is one of those games you only ever heard before or you specifically fan who played through it dozens of times.
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