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Doctor L attempted to clean up the Chrono Compendium Retranslation and make it a little less literal. This patch by Chronosplit fixes several bugs and also restores censored dialogue from the Japanese original, as well as restoring things referenced by Chrono Cross that were not originally localized for the American release.
This project by Kakera Sorcerer seeks to make a complete experience by adding in Chrono Trigger DS lines where appropriate, clarifying any mistranslated or vague lines, and adding original lines such as those referencing the Frozen Flame in Zeal , all while striving to keep the original wonderful Ted Woolsey spirit from the translation.
This was undertaken by Bisqwit , who has some translation tools at his website. Compendium Backup. Compendium Backup Readme. You can train and battle monsters at the arena to earn items and equipment, and you could even battle against a friend over wireless Internet. The good news: the mobile port is based on the DS version sans animated cutscenes. The bad news: it was a hot mess when it launched, and remained so for quite some time. The touch-focused U. Fortunately, improvements have been made, slowly-yet-surely, and the mobile version is now highly playable.
The animated cutscenes were restored in , and players now have the option to turn the graphical filtering off. The U. The Steam version is the one that surprised me the most. I purchased it day one and was horrified when I saw that it was essentially a port of the bad mobile version. The forced graphics filter was in place, the font was hideously generic, graphical glitches were noticeable even early on, and they even maintained the touchscreen-focused U.
To this day, this is the only game that I requested a refund for on Steam. It was a complete disaster of a port.
While preparing for this article, I started the Steam version up again it was part of a bundle of games I purchased early this year and was shocked by how much it had improved over the last two years.
Square-Enix diligently patched the game numerous times after its disastrous initial reception, and I am happy to say that it now looks and sounds like proper Chrono Trigger. The Steam version has all of the content from the DS version with the exception of the Arena of the Ages.
I still have some minor gripes about the presentation, such as the decision to put health and ATB bars next to each character, giving battles a more cluttered look than necessary, but overall this is a very good version of the game. The music quality is accurate to the original and does not suffer from the downsampling that affected the DS version, so in some ways this is the definitive version.
Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference. The DS version has a fantastic dual screen presentation and can be played on the go, but the music quality takes a slight hit. The Steam version has a couple annoying U. So grab your DS, log into Steam, heck — pop that cartridge into a Super NT, even — whatever it takes to play this wonderful game and be in awe of how well it has aged. However, here are my reasons for choosing Heaven: 1.
Which is the Best Version of Chrono Trigger? Verdict: Buy It!
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