Quote from: Nickolz on June 10, 2008, 08:25:54 pm I'm posting it at the risk of such subject having already been discussed in these forums, considering this is a huge center of the Chrono series knowledge and that I may be just out of date with news, although I've never ever heard, seen or read anything about this.Īt least, I finally found the reason for why I've been going to mandarin classes for almost 4 months. I actually still have the original snes cartridge of this game.

Strange, ain't it? =/Īt least, I finally found the reason for why I've been going to mandarin classes for almost 4 months. Steam has Chrono Trigger (PC Digital Download) on sale for 7.49. But it still doesn't change the fact that I want that ROM. You'll also find more images of other adaptations on the links by the left. I've also searched on google and found this page with many screenshots: Īttention to the last screenshot of the page, depicting an epic battle between Crono (I guessed it was him) and a mostly fearsome enemy! Console: Nintendo SNES (SPC) Developer: Square. That's because, from what I understood, a NES cartridge there costs US$ 1 and not all Chinese families would be capable of affording much more. Seems like one example is Chrono Trigger.Ī softhouse called Shenzhen Nanjing Technology, founded in 2002, owner of more than 70 games by now, made a few bizarre adaptations of games for NES, including Final Fantasy VII, Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Chrono Trigger itself. There are plenty of games and videogames that have been cloned and/or remade for Chinese audiences. There was an article in it which discussed about the Chinese video game market, focusing on the bizarre evolutions piracy has suffered in the last decades at those lands. Oh well, yesterday I bought a magazine called GameMaster (I believe it exists only in Brazil and, apparently, somewhere in Europe).

I'm posting it at the risk of such subject having already been discussed in these forums, considering this is a huge center of the Chrono series knowledge and that I may be just out of date with news, although I've never ever heard, seen or read anything about this. ↑ Results Briefing Session for the Fiscal Year ended Ma(PDF).For the Nintendo DS version, the first day sales of the title in Japan were 176,000 copies sold, 46% of the initial shipment. In Japan it sold 2.03 million copies, while in America it went on to sell 289,000 copies.

On the Super Nintendo, the game went on to sell 2.31 million copies.

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