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O-D-C on 15 August 2009

Juist like you I passed up on Chrono Trigger as a youth, recently I picked it up on the DS and just completed my 1st playthrough.

Wow what a great game, emotional, though, great story and long, give it a go



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rapsuperstar31 on 15 August 2009

Easily my favorite game of all time, and yes you did miss out by not playing this back during the SNES days. That being said if you can look past the primitive graphics and non cd audio sound you will enjoy this masterpiece. If you look at SNES games and can not get past the terrible graphics you may not enjoy it. I did that with Final Fantasy 7, as I missed the ps1 era with my N64 and when I went to play FF 7 on my ps2 I just could not get past how bad the game looked. I just got around to beating FF7 last year and while it was fun it was not the master piece everyone told me it would be.



Serious_frusting on 15 August 2009

I love the game



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griffinA on 15 August 2009

Its close to my favorite game of all time. The battle system is sooo intuitive and the characters are real and charming. The music is a blast as well. I'd say it's a must have for any JRPG fan.



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starbruin on 15 August 2009

I agree that you should go out there and play it. I would go with either the ds or snes option as like you I've had my share of can't deal with the load times even with one of my fav games of all time FFVI in that I could not finish it on the ps1 because of that. Good thing I still had the original snes cartridge



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