When I played I had Lucca give him a hug instead, which personally I thought was even more touching. But then again, I'm a sucker for the childhood friends trope lol

Same with bringing Lucca to get robo back from the forest

She probably didn't know to do that.

Her response to Chrono's revival was the most touching part of the game with any character in any scenario.

I pretty much always use Marle in Death Peak so it was nice to see Frog's dialogue there. It's actually really good and makes me want to go back and do it with other party combinations

Big same.

Indeed my friend, indeed, what a marvelous game.

totally agree bro, and I'm 38 hehe.

@@bb3k761 where do you live. I will fight you.

Go look up _To Far Away Times (Chrono Trigger) Vocal: Sarah Alainn._ You're welcome.

Robo's parting hits the hardest for me...knowing that with Lavos defeated, the bleak future that space parasite caused will never happen...and that would mean Robo wouldn't exist. A bitter irony, really; he aided your party to the very end, even if it meant he would cease to be...

She should have put marle in the party for the time egg

And tabs are for Robo

My final team is chrono, robo, ayla... maximum damage... but... plotwise, marle, lucca and frog are better characters. And magus is good for fast normal battles, just lightning 2 almost everything

@@dinoclimaco3780 Its a Crime to revive Crono without Marle

Same thing happened to me

I am from your generation hi five lol. I remember getting this as a gift when the game released. Being a nerd back then sucked. We did not go around being proud of being nerds haha. 90s was magical but also tough in some ways.

We can never experience it for the first time again, but watching others have that experience is the next best thing!

@@Cr8o_ exactly!! It’s so beautiful and such an amazing feeling to see someone live it for the first time and open-minded enough to really appreciate as much as we did back then!! Some younger gamers don’t have the patience for older games and sometimes cannot appreciate the older graphics but she is such a cool person! I love her reactions and her appreciation for older art 🤩

Damn you're so right. We experienced things things in those days...and no one knew. Sucked to be a nerd, no one cared

Absolutely this.

I wonder what it would be like if Square made a remake/remaster of Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross

@@ScrewFearMe We NEED this to happen

@@ScrewFearMe SquareEnix did mention that they are going to do a remake of 2 of their older games. I am wondering if it is between Chrono Trigger and Xenogears.

@@TheMixedPlateFrequency probably Xenogears

@@ScrewFearMe I hope so too

Chrono should be an easy word to pronounce if you have ever owned a watch

@@Classic_DionysuS what

If she used ayla and marle through out the game and use charm/double charm, she could pick up some cool items/weapons

Marle is the best version of that scene

@@aozf05 I'd argue that Lucca is also valid as they are established to be longtime close friends and in that regard their relationship is stronger.

@@marche800 Their friendship might be stronger but the game clearly ships Crono and Marle much more strongly

@@aozf05 Okay but that's only relevant if you see that scene as a shipping moment rather than just a character moment. I argue that because Lucca and Crono have a stronger relationship that the hug represents much more than what it does for when Marle does it. That doesn't necessarily mean it's better I just prefer it.

I would add Yasunori Mitsuda, big part of that amazing ost its his contribution being the youngest of them and chrono trigger being the first big proyect he worked, he did am amazing job

and all the side quests, robo's, lucca correct quest...

@@marcosdheleno but once you do the game still tells you you have one missing quest

@@joulian Isn't that because the game has "defeat lavos" as a quest? And since the game can't save after you beat him, it never goes away?

@@lynayra6492 from what i remember the "final" quest was cut, or the implementation fell through or something, while the dialogue was left in.

@Anderson Chad ...and why would I want your girlfriend's instagram pw?

I've played final fantasy games. But not these games. Which is best out of these games? chrono trigger, dragon quest, xenoblade chronicles.

@@l3loodyfingers Easily Chrono Trigger. Dragon Quest is a great series too tho.

@@l3loodyfingers I mean, they're all pretty amazing. I'd say XBC1 and Chrono Trigger are both pretty competitive for the top spot, with DQ lagging behind a little (presuming we're talking about XI, I haven't played many of the others). Maybe CT would have the edge over XBC but I actually haven't played it since I was 14, even though I remember it being great! But it's like having to pick between all your favourite foods or something.

Chrono trigger is considered to be the best JRPG by most critics and fans. I kind of agree, and I've played many.

@@l3loodyfingers basically your are gonna those three over any final fantasy in any top ten JRPG.

Go look up _To Far Away Times (Chrono Trigger) Vocal: Sarah Alainn._ You're welcome.

I still get a little lump in the throat when I hear it.

y'all should give a listen to the vocal arrangement sung by Sarah Àlainn who also sang the ending song for Xenoblade. it's pretty incredible. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gtp5gZuAspywhWg.html

Even the title is so fitting, it’s perfect in every way. Well not every, it should be about an hour long, then it’s perfect.

That baby is Kid from Chono Cross

All i could hear was the chrono symphonic version

My absolute fave. I’ll sometimes listen to this song when I am trying to fall asleep. The song alone makes this grown man cry.

Go look up _To Far Away Times (Chrono Trigger) Vocal: Sarah Alainn._ You're welcome.

The entire ost bangs

by far, the best game story. from setting, to how nothing is overplayed, to even how it flows. no other word defines chrono trigger besides perfection.

The interconnectedness of the Pendant, Dreamstone, Masamune, Janus, the indestructible doors and treasure chests all coming together is superb and completely blew my 10-year-old mind when I first encountered it.

Agreed. And the music picks up as well. That's saying something.

and robo's future quest is also very emotional.

This quest took me forever to figure out because “back then” I could not simply look it up lol. When I figured it out I was shocked

Marle's quest is also amazing. And frog's.

same here. This magical game gave many joys to our generation.

Automatic A+

Lmao awesome!

Your classmate didn't lie.

We don't know, it could possibly be true

Your classmate has a good taste.

Seriously when I coincidentally came across this video I was shocked that younger generations enjoy this game at all. Its a testament how great this game is. It was incredibly ahead of its time, and had some of the greatest score as well. A game that I feel comes close in past 10 years or so in music department was Xenoblade for me.

@@timsohn7057 Not surprising, since Mitsuda was the composer of both games

I was convinced she wouldn't get through the first mutant without the status protection armors

How old were might I ask? I want to introduce the game to my child, but not sure when is a good time.

​@@HypocritesExposdWell, if you ever decide to play Chrono Trigger, I may be able to go over the different ports: SNES (Super Nintendo) : The classic and "honorable" way to play Chrono Trigger. Since it's the SNES version, it will muffle audio when an attack or other action in battle is performed. PS1: Adds anime cutscenes but also has slower load times. DS: Often considered the "definitive version." It contains a new, more descriptive text translation, compressed audio that doesn't muffle when attacking, the Arena of Ages (though it's pretty forgettable) a new area called the Lost Sanctum (contains a bunch of side quests) but I don't think they're worth your time in comparison to the "main story" side quests, and the post game areas of the Dimensional Vortexes. Completing the Dimensional Vortexes can grant you access to a way to unlock the 13th ending, which is supposed to tie into the story of Chrono Cross. iOS/Mobile: Basically like the DS port, but with a different sprite font, controller support, features an auto-battle command and most likely uses the original SNES audio. PC/Steam: Basically like the mobile port but it uses the original sprite detail and keeps the content from the DS version. It's also the fastest of all the other ports, auto-bookmarks/saves after entering a loading zone, and allows you to move diagonally on the *overworld.* Just like the mobile port, the audio will not be compressed like the DS version or muffled when an attack is playing out. Make sure you visit the Mayor's House/Manor at the beginning of the game. The NPCs should tell you about the game's mechanics. Oh. And something to be mindful of is that if you're playing Chrono Trigger on an SNES emulator, there will be a point in the game where it will require you to press and hold both L and R then to press A to activate a certain button to progress through the game. So you'll need to attach said L and R button combination to one single key.

I remember Aussie NMS (Nintendo Magazine System) previewing it and raving about how good it was ... and then it never came out! 🤬 I eventually played a Japanese copy while in Japan in the early 2000s. It was a hard slog figuring out the story with all the kanji (the bit where you have to run around Spekkio's room three times to get magic totally stumped me), but I got as far as Zeal. Later I played it with an adapter. Then tried to get through an English version on emulator, with faulty graphics. Finally finished it on DS. By then I'd seen the early part of the game so many times over that I was a bit fed up with it. If only they'd just released the bloody thing back in the 90s. 😓 Thanks Sarah for the playthrough!

In the original Japanese version, there is a running joke where the side villains are named after food. Chrono Cross has Solt and Peppor. Ozzie, Flea, and Slash were originally named variations on Vinegar, Mayonnaise, and Soy Sauce. The U.S. translator kept one of the in-jokes though. ...that's what that whole "Ozzie's in a Pickle!" - joke is about. His japanese name is General Venegir

@@rjenyawd Even better, in the original SNES release there is a villager in Dorino village who names them and claims they are 'Tone-deaf, evil fiends!' Guess Ted Woolsey doesn't like them?

@@WhiteFangofWar lol. I think it's more likely Woolsey was just poking fun at their name origins as an Easter egg for people who recognized their English name references. It makes me wonder if the Japanese version has that line as a condiment/food joke. Lol.

I thought that was pretty obvious.

Chrono trigger is the BEST game ever made.

Actually there's Chrono Cross, which is an actual successor.

Eh. While it is a great game on its own, it falls short as a sequel to this game, imo.

@@Xeno_Solarus it's hardly a direct sequel though. They didn't do the best job in continuity.

Word! :D My two most favourite games growing up! :D

Top 1

She usually is underleveled by 10 levels or so each time she goes against a boss like that Like in Temple of the ancients in ff7, the recommended lvl there is like 46, she was 36 at best xD

If she is smart she won't haha. It's such a disappointment compared to this

@@Classic_DionysuS but Chrono Cross also are a good game! It has an incredible storyline, the plot twist is insanee, the characters are interesting and the songsss, the the songs in this game are beutiful!

@@Classic_DionysuS It's different, definitely not as light-hearted as CT. CC is VERY heavy, you get a sense it's the story writer's reflection on life itself. If you can appreciate it, it leaves a mark in you.

@@Classic_DionysuS Chrono Cross isn't on the same level of masterpiece, but it is still a great game. Definitely worth playing. If you've played Radical Dreamers, Chrono Cross ties into the story a whole lot better.

Chrono Cross is such a great game.

nothing can compare with Corridors of Time.

Go look up _To Far Away Times (Chrono Trigger) Vocal: Sarah Alainn._ You're welcome.

In my case, I prefer Schala's Theme over Corridors of Time but the two are my favourites songs of all the OST.

A well spent wish indeed

Yes, 13 different endings to be exact.

Each ending having a sub ending depending on what you've done! Such as Magus being there or not (and if glenn is human or a frog)

Go look up _To Far Away Times (Chrono Trigger) Vocal: Sarah Alainn._ You're welcome.

as much fun*