Square Enix Launches "Winter Of RPGs" Campaign On
Square Enix launches "Winter of RPGs" campaign on
Did they remove the slow loading for each battle from Chrono Cross? That was one of the things I hated... loading!
The store updated, and Chrono Cross is up. I'm so ecstatic to get to play this after so long. Even more ecstatic that I am downloading it to my PSP just before a long night shift.
Honestly, I don't really care much for FF5 or FF6 since they have been released on other mediums before. CC, on the other hand makes me happy because not only is this the first release to another medium since its original release, but its for a portable one or a static one.
Honestly, I don't really care much for FF5 or FF6 since they have been released on other mediums before. CC, on the other hand makes me happy because not only is this the first release to another medium since its original release, but its for a portable one or a static one.
Got my Chrono Cross, time to nerdgasm for days!
Phoenix.Fredjan said: »
5 required tons of grinding which made the game boring.
Quetzalcoatl.Discordian said: »
As much as I like the idea of old games being available, its not like they have not been re-releasing them constantly for the last 10 years. S-E keeps falling back on its old successes to the the point where I'm doubting they have the creative spunk to reach for the new modern JRPG gold.
More new games and less old games re-released for the Xth time.
More new games and less old games re-released for the Xth time.
Asura.Natenn said: »
wait there was a sequal to chrono cross?
They did register a name for another game in the series though. Chrono Break, but their claim on the name is set to expire next month.
Fun Fact:
Not being familiar with PSN I have a few questions
(1)- apparently I can get games from here if I buy a PS3 or a PSP Yes?
(2) - Does the game get 'downloaded' or is an active connection required to play the game?
(3) Is the game or the graphics or the sound improved upon the last update? (So will FFV and FFVI be game wise graphic wise and sound wise identical to their Playstation "Anthology" version?)
Thank you for the information! =)
-R
(1)- apparently I can get games from here if I buy a PS3 or a PSP Yes?
(2) - Does the game get 'downloaded' or is an active connection required to play the game?
(3) Is the game or the graphics or the sound improved upon the last update? (So will FFV and FFVI be game wise graphic wise and sound wise identical to their Playstation "Anthology" version?)
Thank you for the information! =)
-R
You make a PSN account and you can download games (some require money) if you have a PSP or PS3. The game gets downloaded so you don't have to be connected everytime you want to play and I have no idea for the last question.
Asura.Natenn said: »
Got my Chrono Cross, time to nerdgasm for days!
PSP compatible?! Please say yes!
From what I read, the Playstation Networks releases are "PSOne Classics" so they have the Playstation version of Final Fantasy 1,2,4,5,6 and NOT the later Nintendo DS, PSP or GBA?
So the Playstation Network version of Final Fantasy V is the same one that was on Final Fantasy Anthology and -NOT- the Final Fantasy V Advance that was released for GBA?
Can someone confirm this for me please? =)
-R
So the Playstation Network version of Final Fantasy V is the same one that was on Final Fantasy Anthology and -NOT- the Final Fantasy V Advance that was released for GBA?
Can someone confirm this for me please? =)
-R
Bismarck.Elanabelle said: »
Wonder if it will be the original FF6 from the SNES, or the updated version that was released for a portable system more recently?
-R
This is disappointing.... were's Chaos Rings 2 for iOS devices? We got like one trailer then nothing, even on the official site.
FF5 comes out in 3 more days, havn't beat Chrono Cross yet, casual moded it. Im on Terra Tower though, stll have Black white an blue bosses to beat. Anyone know if theres anything comming out after FF6?
Asura.Natenn said: »
Got my Chrono Cross, time to nerdgasm for days!
I remember playing Chrono Cross on PSX when I was in college.
Don't remember everything about it, but I remember thinking it was fairly good. If I'm remembering correctly though, there were way too many playable characters and enemy battles became far too easy in the latter stages of the game when characters gained access to the highest-level magic attacks.
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runeghost said: »
From what I read, the Playstation Networks releases are "PSOne Classics" so they have the Playstation version of Final Fantasy 1,2,4,5,6 and NOT the later Nintendo DS, PSP or GBA?
So the Playstation Network version of Final Fantasy V is the same one that was on Final Fantasy Anthology and -NOT- the Final Fantasy V Advance that was released for GBA?
Can someone confirm this for me please? =)
-R
So the Playstation Network version of Final Fantasy V is the same one that was on Final Fantasy Anthology and -NOT- the Final Fantasy V Advance that was released for GBA?
Can someone confirm this for me please? =)
-R
Any PSP / PS3 remakes or PSOne classics are always direct imports of their PS1 or SNES games. That's my only issue with them. GBA/DS remakes so far are better, especially in terms of difficulty. There's already talk about FFV being on 3DS (in Japan at least) so I'll hold off on V. Never did get far in VI.
Ramuh.Haseyo said: »
runeghost said: »
From what I read, the Playstation Networks releases are "PSOne Classics" so they have the Playstation version of Final Fantasy 1,2,4,5,6 and NOT the later Nintendo DS, PSP or GBA?
So the Playstation Network version of Final Fantasy V is the same one that was on Final Fantasy Anthology and -NOT- the Final Fantasy V Advance that was released for GBA?
Can someone confirm this for me please? =)
-R
So the Playstation Network version of Final Fantasy V is the same one that was on Final Fantasy Anthology and -NOT- the Final Fantasy V Advance that was released for GBA?
Can someone confirm this for me please? =)
-R
Any PSP / PS3 remakes or PSOne classics are always direct imports of their PS1 or SNES games. That's my only issue with them. GBA/DS remakes so far are better, especially in terms of difficulty. There's already talk about FFV being on 3DS (in Japan at least) so I'll hold off on V. Never did get far in VI.
Thank you very much =)
I am looking into getting myself a PSP or DS Lite and the related games for the holidays. I played the originals (NES/SNES) and the PS1 versions a decade later, now I will do them again for my personal pleasure =)
-R
Ramuh.Haseyo said: »
runeghost said: »
From what I read, the Playstation Networks releases are "PSOne Classics" so they have the Playstation version of Final Fantasy 1,2,4,5,6 and NOT the later Nintendo DS, PSP or GBA?
So the Playstation Network version of Final Fantasy V is the same one that was on Final Fantasy Anthology and -NOT- the Final Fantasy V Advance that was released for GBA?
Can someone confirm this for me please? =)
-R
So the Playstation Network version of Final Fantasy V is the same one that was on Final Fantasy Anthology and -NOT- the Final Fantasy V Advance that was released for GBA?
Can someone confirm this for me please? =)
-R
Any PSP / PS3 remakes or PSOne classics are always direct imports of their PS1 or SNES games. That's my only issue with them. GBA/DS remakes so far are better, especially in terms of difficulty. There's already talk about FFV being on 3DS (in Japan at least) so I'll hold off on V. Never did get far in VI.
oh yeah for everyone looking for awesome strategies for ffvi or in general check out hcbailly on youtube. it's usually let's plays but he does it very efficient and gets the most out of the games possible.
PSP remakes are never touched except for maybe graphics. The DS ones are fiddled with difficulty as they are remade completely.
2 of the three games listed in the original post are amazing. Chrono Cross is kinda meh, but dammit, I want my Suikoden II on PSN and I want it now! Who's with me?
Ramuh.Haseyo said: »
PSP remakes are never touched except for maybe graphics. The DS ones are fiddled with difficulty as they are remade completely.
I think.
-R
Even so, like FFIV for PSP. It's just cleaned up sprites and maybe translations, but the difficulty is exactly the same as the original. The DS version of IV is far, far more difficult.
runeghost said: »
Ramuh.Haseyo said: »
PSP remakes are never touched except for maybe graphics. The DS ones are fiddled with difficulty as they are remade completely.
I think.
-R
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I was told I and II were the original versions, but I could be wrong. I've lost my GBA I and II awhile ago so I can't help there. Mineyl is probably right though.
Bismarck.Rydin said: »
Odin.Rendra said: »
I own all 3 of those games in the other formats but still i think i'm more excited about CC then the rest of them... FFVI is the best FF by far but i just love CC's music and story.
I'm actually more excited about CC too lol. And I'll probably get some flack for it but I liked it better than Chrono Trigger <_< /hides from rabid fans
I'm glad to finally I'm not the only one. I played CC before CT and I'd heard my friends say for years how it's the greatest RPG ever. And when I finally played it they were all shocked when I said CC was better in every way and CT was just decent. The power of the rose tint of nostalgia glasses!
Odin.Gosuapple said: »
2 of the three games listed in the original post are amazing. Chrono Cross is kinda meh, but dammit, I want my Suikoden II on PSN and I want it now! Who's with me?
<3 the first 2 suikoden games... after that they kinda get bad
Asura.Kenjistar said: »
Odin.Gosuapple said: »
2 of the three games listed in the original post are amazing. Chrono Cross is kinda meh, but dammit, I want my Suikoden II on PSN and I want it now! Who's with me?
<3 the first 2 suikoden games... after that they kinda get bad
3 got bad, 4 was good again, never played 5.
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