While there are hours of content, the story for Chrono Trigger never seems to slow down. The 32-bit characters and the various skills make each battle unique and exhilarating. In most RPG’s this can be hinder the experience, but with Chrono Trigger’s active battle system and lack of random encounter, you will enjoy each and every encounter. Much of the time sunk into this game will be grinding in between boss fights.
#CHRONO TRIGGER ENDINGS HOW MANY PLUS#
I hope you discover them for yourself! Main Story Plus sidequests 100% 23 Hours 27 hours 45 hours Why does it take so long to beat Chrono Trigger? I won’t give any spoilers to what those endings are YouĬan breeze through the storywhile trying to unlock each of the ten unique My only hope is that one of those kids remained engaged with the pastime long enough to realize that they were gifted a true all-time classic title back in the day.How Long is a High School Football Game – (And Why)?Ĭhrono Triggers gives us the new game plus feature whichĪllows you to replay the game without losing any of your previous progress. In retrospect perhaps Yoshi's Island would have been a better call. But I didn't connect the dots enough to see past my own nose and suggest something more age appropriate. Looking back, at the age range of 8-10'ish, I think those kids were too damn young to play/enjoy Chrono Trigger. I didn't blink an eye and told him it most certainly was.
Neither of us were cash-flushed at the time so my roommate asked me if I was sure it was worth the inflated standard SNES price. The msrp at the time was $79.99(!).$135 in modern currency. The only problem was that while they were way into SNES, they were also pretty young. Without pause I told him to get them Chrono.
Though I did pick up a random one here and there, I don't recall seeking them out for game-guide purposes.įunny aside, my older (maybe 10-something years or so?) housemate at the time asked me for a video game suggestion for his niece & nephew as a holiday gift and it was right in the window where I played the game. Yeah, I don't remember being engaged with the internet back in '95 when I beat Chrono Trigger. Next time I would've picked up a guide would be for Final Fantasy VII, and remember buying two different FFVII guides (for the artwork) and the FFVIII guide for the metallic cover, but stopped after that (and hearing the FFIX guide sucked).
Didn't get the official CT Strategy Guide and wasn't subscribed to Nintendo Power in the mid-90s. The only guides I got prior to that were some of the old Nintendo ones, like the infamous "Official Nintendo Players Guide", the NES Game Atlas, and the Nintendo Power Strategy Guides of Super Mario Bros. I also stumbled upon some of the alternate endings without a guide, though, admittedly, didn't know about ALL the endings until I started to first browse GameFAQs (which was years later).ĮDIT: I actually don't think I was using guides at that time. Played through the game throughout late Dec '95 through early '96 and passed it without a guide. I remember getting Chrono Trigger for Christmas '95 (my youngest sister got Yoshi's Island that same Christmas, might I add: AWESOME CHRISTMAS!!!).
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