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Forums - Gaming - I want to play Chrono Trigger again, 18 years later. Which version should I play?

m0ney on 16 November 2014
Vincoletto said:
If I play the PSX version on PSP, will it have the load time issues of playing the PSX version on the PSX?

Unfortunately yes.



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Vincoletto on 16 November 2014
siddhartha87 said:
you could just get the easily avaliable iOS version...


Yep, for now thinking about the Android Version. DOes it have the cutscenes of the DS version?

I'm just afraid its a stripped down version, like DQVIII that lost the symphonic soundtrack and all the speeches



Vincoletto on 16 November 2014
m0ney said:
Vincoletto said:
If I play the PSX version on PSP, will it have the load time issues of playing the PSX version on the PSX?

Unfortunately yes.


Unbeliavable, since the PSP is stronger than the PSX.

Many thanks for the info, I will stick with the Android or DS version.



d21lewis on 16 November 2014

Of the PS1 or DS version, easily go with the DS version.

I prefer the original (available for download on Wii/Wii U). The later versions made changes to dialog that I just didn't like. You can't go wrong anyway, tho.



siddhartha87 on 16 November 2014
Vincoletto said:
siddhartha87 said:
you could just get the easily avaliable iOS version...


Yep, for now thinking about the Android Version. DOes it have the cutscenes of the DS version?

I'm just afraid its a stripped down version, like DQVIII that lost the symphonic soundtrack and all the speeches


The ios version doesnt hv the monster arena and the anime cutscenes, so i am guessing that is the case for all mobile versions. Otherwise its the same game as the ds. So if you dont mind missing out on those i think mobile is a good choice.

the ds version is obviously the best but the mobile version is simply more convinient to get and cost effective too. 



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Vincoletto on 17 November 2014
siddhartha87 said:
Vincoletto said:
siddhartha87 said:
you could just get the easily avaliable iOS version...


Yep, for now thinking about the Android Version. DOes it have the cutscenes of the DS version?

I'm just afraid its a stripped down version, like DQVIII that lost the symphonic soundtrack and all the speeches


The ios version doesnt hv the monster arena and the anime cutscenes, so i am guessing that is the case for all mobile versions. Otherwise its the same game as the ds. So if you dont mind missing out on those i think mobile is a good choice.

the ds version is obviously the best but the mobile version is simply more convinient to get and cost effective too. 

Well, there is always the option to play the DS verion on a mobile, if you know what I mean... 

I guess I'm going with the DS version, will only check if the sound quality is inferior to the mobile version, music is very important to me. Everybody talks about the music of CT but I dont recall it's songs. Its being a very long time. Although I pleyed FF04 around the same time and remember most of the songs.