A few extra dungeons and quests have been added to the game too, as well as what we’re told is an improved translation of the original Japanese. Not being initiaes of the NES original, spotting these extra sections proved more difficult than putting smoke in a milk bottle with a baseball bat – though that does at least mean that it integrates well, we suppose.

These extra missions are incredibly important too, as Chrono Trigger is a deep and complex game that many retro gamers will be intimately familiar with in terms of the cause and effect of their actions. Adding in a few new areas is a great way to revive the game without over-bloating just for the sake of it. Fans of the original game need not worry then; from what we can tell this is still very much the same classic JRPG that they adore, just with a little extra seasoning and a more comfortable and portable control system.



Link: Bit Tech