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DS News by Robert Purchese
Sources close to Square Enix have told Eurogamer that Chrono Trigger DS will get a release here in February.
The fabulous RPG remake launched earlier this week in the US, and has picked up the sort of universal acclaim the original received back on the SNES.
Being impatient, we decided to import a copy, and revelled in a past masterclass of game development. But there are extras here, too: a new dungeon, an additional ending, plus the two-screen display, touch-screen controls and Wi-Fi multiplayer.
One to seriously as an import stocking-filler, as our Chrono Trigger DS review points out.
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Kingofnothin
28/11/08 @ 15:56
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@Lazydan or better yet do another sort of "online shopping" and it costs nothing at all! Plus you'll have it within a few minutes to boot......jk
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Kazzahdrane
28/11/08 @ 17:02
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Not used videogamesplus.ca, personally can recommend http://www.movietyme.com as everything is priced in £ (which means you won't benefit from sudden changes in exchange rate I guess) and postage to the UK is a measly £1. Have bought 3 DS games from them previously (2 in one order and another seperate) and wasn't charged for import duty.
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Save Xmas! Get a R4! Oh, and don't forget to patch the rom to get rid of the pesky copy protection...
Seriously, since it's the definite version of Chrono why no neat special edition with a nice artbooklet or something? I'd buy that...even with this ridiculous delay.
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Ren_senshi
28/11/08 @ 21:12
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Just a few months......i hate that this has become so common it doesnt even bother me anymore... :P
I guess i will just "buy" it online ;).
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wanderingkid
29/11/08 @ 13:40
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Don't import it!
Wait for it to be released in europe if you can, to show we want this type of game here! For gods sake eurogamer ... |
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@wanderingkid
...and reward their pathetic "screw Europe" attitude with my hard earned cash?! They had over 13 years to come up with the translations that are needed for a proper EU release. As I said, a special edition to make up for this ridiculous waiting game migh have helped but it seems they just don't care... |
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Sometimes it's wise not to import. Just look at FFIV Advance. The Japanese and US versions were littered with bugs and oversights which were fixed for Europe (and the "second" Japanese release). We only had to deal with the crippling slowdown. It doesn't happen very often, but sometimes it pays to wait.
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spookyzombie
29/11/08 @ 23:26
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This is all pointless. Serious RPG folk will import the NTSC version or buy it from a UK indie store. Come February the PAL version will sell fairly badly as it is a Nintendo title that doesn't contain the words 'Mario', 'Brain' or 'Fitness'.
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