jfrost wrote:BlackDS wrote:MrPopo wrote:Squeenix
This could be the funniest typo ever
http://www.google.com.br/search?q=squee ... utf-8&aq=t
And let's not forget about Bamco.
jfrost wrote:BlackDS wrote:MrPopo wrote:Squeenix
This could be the funniest typo ever
http://www.google.com.br/search?q=squee ... utf-8&aq=t
jfe2 wrote:Chrono Cross, for example, was a great game, but I never really felt like I was playing the sequel to Chrono Trigger. Hopefully Square-Enix does the right thing and keeps the gameplay somewhat similar to the first game.
christoph wrote:Yeah, I am about 10 hours into Chrono Cross for the first time (Chrono Trigger is my favorite game of all time) and I am still waiting to start liking it, so far nothing like Chrono Trigger.
If Obsidian did get a chance to make a new Chrono Trigger - it could just end up being sort of what Chrono Cross seems to be so far - not really much in common to Chrono Trigger but bears the same name.
MrPopo wrote:jfrost wrote:BlackDS wrote:This could be the funniest typo ever
http://www.google.com.br/search?q=squee ... utf-8&aq=t
And let's not forget about Bamco.
christoph wrote:
I just wish Square Enix would do a 16- bit sequel to Chrono Trigger. Maybe sort of like what they are doing with Mega Man 9 & 10.
Thats what we all really want.
kamiboy wrote:Studios from the western hive mind should not be entrusted with beloved Japanese franchises. There are enough examples of why this is not a good idea that an elaboration is not needed. One might just as well entrust a feral gorilla with a exquisite antique figurine and hope for the best.
dlmvii wrote:kamiboy wrote:Studios from the western hive mind should not be entrusted with beloved Japanese franchises. There are enough examples of why this is not a good idea that an elaboration is not needed. One might just as well entrust a feral gorilla with a exquisite antique figurine and hope for the best.
...Inazuma?