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Did I forget to mention that you switch bodies with your lynx demon father for a few hours of the game?

REVIVE THE HATE

EDIT: Crap, Monks ninja'd me months ago. That's like super ninjary.

Uhh...you're dead in the other world for some reason (YOU GOT ATTACKED BY A PANTHER DEMON WHO MERGES WITH YOUR FATHER OR SOMETHING) and find your grave, which was the high point of the game, it all went downhill from there. When I saw that I thought I was in for something good.

Also they cut out everything about Magus, which I will reiterate again and again and again and again.

So people think they're going to rerelease CC? I know they tried to make the continuities match up better using new endings on Chrono Trigger DS, but they just based crap off of what people on the internet have said all along. Dalton, for example, causes the Porre Uprising, which is what everyone on the internet assumed. What this means is that when they remake FFVI it will be revealed that Gogo really IS Darryl/Gestahl/Adlai Stevenson.

My main point is they shouldn't have bothered trying to increase the continuity between the two games because I'd much rather forget CC ever existed and they just reboot the franchise with a different sequel to Chrono Trigger.

That's because people like the folks at Chrono Crisis have "schisms", otherwise we might be able to get some fan sequels.

http://www.chrono-crisis.com/

Looks like it got fucked the minute you posted it, Mav. Conspiracy? Do you really work...FOR THE MAN?!!!

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Chrono Trigger: Crimson Echoes was a fan project modification of the Chrono Trigger ROM begun in late 2004. Development continue thanks to a dedicated group of fans through 2009. By May 2009, the game featured ~35 hours of game play, 10 multiple endings, and 23 chapters, much like the original Chrono Trigger; it was around 98% complete. The plot featured the original cast as they struggled against a new villain risen from the legacy of Zeal.

The team planned to release Crimson Echoes on May 31, 2009 as the first feature-length fan Chrono series game, and an unprecedentedly exhaustive work in the ROM modification community. On May 8, 2009, Chrono Trigger: Crimson Echoes received a cease & desist letter, along with all other game modification activity (even research) at the Chrono Compendium. In compliance with the letter, the development team ceased development on the game, and existing modifications (including Prophet's Guile) were taken down.

We thank those fans who followed the game's development, and also those who poured countless hours into the vision of a fun, new Chrono game, made by fans for fans without copyright claim or intent to make profit.

We understand the frustration. I sincerely hope this action is a sign that Square Enix cares about the franchise and intends to produce future titles, and not merely a shortsighted legal exercise that will further alienate a tired, neglected fan-base.

Signed ZeaLitY, Saturday May 9th, 2009"

Yet another reason never to buy another Squarenix product ever.