Teknoman said:Orchestrated CD = Awesome. Picked it up from Gamestop today, but putting the game up for Christmas. Still not done with Dragon Quest IV, and its one RPG at a time for me per system type.
The medley is nice since it goes through just about every major theme.
Zeenbor said:The medley could of been better, but it is a nice bonus.
typhonsentra said:Funny thing happened to me at Gamestop when I picked this up yesterday. It was late at night and me and another game came in at the same time to pick up copies, even though it was near closing time we were the first too to ask for a copy that day according to the clerks there.
LevityNYC said:Its the 75th top selling item in the video game section of Amazon.com....such a shame.
Zeenbor said:I was also hoping that Square Enix would fix the nagging layer restriction with any layer 3 transparency. Perfect example is when you'd do Fire Whirl in one of the domes. Whenever you had a full-screen transparent effect, like fog and one of your party members did a tech with a transparent effect, the programmers had to disable the full-screen effect so the tech would work correctly.
0405 said:I just checked it and, unless I'm doing something wrong(I switched the DS's language settings to Japanese) it doesn't seem like the US release has any Japanese text. There's no menu option in the game that I saw to switch back and forth, either.
Feels like the first time. I played through the game at least three times back on the SNES, but I haven't touched or really thought about it in years. Its all coming back though.666 said:So is anyone else playing it for the first time, or am I the only dude on earth?
LevityNYC said:Its the 75th top selling item in the video game section of Amazon.com....such a shame.
Jiggy37 said:Okay, every last one of my previous complaints about the translation combined pale in light of the new translation for a certain iconic ending. D:
""In the end, the future refused to change.
Your kind ruin RPGs, video games, the internet, the joys of youth and modern society all at the same time. So fucking annoying.Jiggy37 said:Just having two articles so adjacent to each other in such a short sentence kills it for me. Besides, in a game like this you don't frivolously sling around the term ""--not when there's a specific massively story-important place which literally is "the end," and yet you're not referring to that place.the end
Man, Jiggy, you are soooo incredibly strange.Jiggy37 said:Just having two articles so adjacent to each other in such a short sentence kills it for me. Besides, in a game like this you don't frivolously sling around the term ""--not when there's a specific massively story-important place which literally is "the end," and yet you're not referring to that place.the end
I'm an English major too and it's by far the silliest thing anyone could complain about.Iam Canadian said:No, I think he's right. That sentence does feel awkward, especially compared to the original.
Not as grievous a change as Frog's dialect, though.
Then again, I'm an English major too, so maybe that's why. >_>
ShockingAlberto said:I'm an English major too and it's by far the silliest thing anyone could complain about.
Stumpokapow said:game is 44.99 in canada
I discovered this on the SNES version at the time, it's a neat touch.LevityNYC said:I only found out a few years ago when playing through, but did you know....
That when Crono is thrown in jail, if you dont escape, you are led to the guillotine and at the last minute Lucca saves you.
And that's because I avoid thinking of the time travelling inconsistencies. :lol This playthrough was the first time I actually paid attention to the Lucca thing in 600 A.D., I usually leave these problems at the door when playing games.Mejilan said:OMG, RPG filled with occasionally contrived scenarios!
Iam Canadian said:No, I think he's right. That sentence does feel awkward, especially compared to the original.
Not as grievous a change as Frog's dialect, though.
Then again, I'm an English major too, so maybe that's why. >_>
Segata Sanshiro said:I would have liked if that dramatically fading in text would have read "Shit son, you done fucked up."
I really should be tapped for more localizations.thetrin said:I think this would be the best way to translate it.
Iam Canadian said:Really? Because my copy was $39.99.
Unfortunately, the Canadian version doesn't seem to come with a poster, which ticks me off.
I'll never understand why people treat CT's plot like it's something holy that CC trashed upon.
LevityNYC said:Cross's plot was a disgrace.
This.NeonZ said:People don't complain about CC trashing CT's plot, they complain about CC trashing CT's characters and atmosphere.
For the characters, Chrono, Marle and Lucca are heavily implied to have died off screen in Cross, even if none of their deaths is confirmed. Robo loses his body and becomes pretty much a tool.
Atmosphere? Cross makes most of Trigger's plot pointless in many ways. Rather than saving the world, Crono and the others just create even bigger threats, like the Time Devourer and even allowing Dalton to somehow create an army to destroy Guardia and succeeding. It really doesn't fit with the mostly positive outlook of Trigger's endings.
LevityNYC said:Cross's plot was a disgrace.
Thank you! I've always felt I was alone.....but I see there are people just like me in the world. Also Cross music > Trigger music.........only slightly though because Trigger had some great fucking music.Tabris said:Cross > Trigger in Story and Setting. Trigger > Cross in Characters.
LevityNYC said:Plot from Chrono Cross
Does this make any sense?
LevityNYC said:Cross's plot was a disgrace.