Everyone knows Square-Enix loves remakes. They love it. It's obvious. It would be hard to argue that Chrono Trigger is quite possibly the greatest RPG that's ever been made (the only rael competition in the 2D world is Final Fantasy VI, another blockbusting amazing RPG).
My question is... what if Square-Enix tried to remake Chrono Trigger? Not just a remake (which honestly, would be pretty awesome in its own right), but a full-on remake, perhaps in 3D similar to the Final Fantasy III and IV remakes. Granted, it would take a pretty significant amount of devteam focus (and with Final Fantasy XIII, Ivalice Alliance, and Dissidia in the works, they really can't spare much manpower).
(For the sake of keeping the focus on the game, let us keep debate on console out of it, it could just as easily be on Wii or DS (since it released on the SNES) or the PS3 or PSP. Please none of that.)
Thoughts?
PS3: 5.51m/51w, avg 108,039/w (up 239)
360: 12.93m/102w, avg 126,764/w (up 625), leads PS3 by 7.42m (up 70k), avg lead 18,725/w (up 386)
Wii: 13.52m/51w, avg 265,098/w (dn 1,102), leads PS3 by 8.01m (up 90k), avg lead 157,059/w (dn 1,341)
If 360 sales stabilize, PS3 sales increases needed to pass 360 by...
01/08: (008w) +875.8%, 04/08: (021w) +344.4%, 07/08: (034w) +219.3%, 10/08: (047w) +163.5%
01/09: (060w) +131.8%, 04/09: (073w) +111.4%, 07/09: (085w) +098.1%, 10/09: (099w) +086.7%
If Wii sales stabilize, PS3 sales increases needed to pass Wii by...
01/08: (008w) +1072.%, 04/08: (021w) +498.4%, 07/08: (034w) +363.4%, 10/08: (047w) +303.1%
01/09: (060w) +269.0%, 04/09: (073w) +246.9%, 07/09: (085w) +232.6%, 10/09: (099w) +220.3%
If PS2 sales freeze, Wii sales increases needed to pass PS2 (as of Mar07, 108.4m) by...
2008: (008w) +4373.8%, 2009: (060w) +0496.5%, 2010: (112w) +0219.6%, 2011: (165w) +0116.9%
2012: (217w) +0064.9%, 2013: (269w) +0033.1%, 2014: (321w) +0011.5%, 2015: (376w) -0004.8%
At +0% it will pass it in 358w, the week ending September 19th, 2014, at an age of 409w (7y44w).
Current age of PS2: 7y37w.
Last update: Week ending November 3, 2007
