Unfortunately the DS version is pretty expensive now (probably $200) and isn't playable on a big monitor/TV.Īnd here's the current look of the PC version (classic and HD graphic)īasically the DS version is more accurate to the original JP language version, but to me the SNES translation was more charming, and pretty much all the lines I remember stem from that version. In summary, the DS contains more content, while the Steam version contains more gameplay/visual options.
Both versions contain Dimensional Vortex and Lost Sanctum, but Steam lacks the 'Arena of the Ages'. The DS' Extra Mode contains 'Theater', 'Art Gallery', 'Music Box', 'Dojo', 'Beastiary', 'Item Encyclopedia', 'Ending Log' and 'Treasure Atlas', whereas the Steam version contain 'Movies', 'Illustrations', 'Sounds' and 'Ending Log'. The Steam version setting offers variable battle speed and battle message speed, battle cursor memory. There are a total of 8 animated cutscenes in the Steam version, whereas the DS version contains 2 additional cutscenes. The Steam version support both HD and classic graphics. The DS version contains both DS or Classic interface Different battle layout (the ATB and health is under the characters in the Steam version). The script is the same as the Nintendo DS version. so I will like to take this opportunity to clear the doubts. On the internet, there are tons of opinions regarding the Steam version based on its initial launch, but not the current state, resulting in many people having either outdated or second hand opinion. -29.jpg "download chrono trigger ds ebay")
I have seen many people previously wondering how is the current state of Chrono Trigger on Steam is. I just completed Chrono Trigger yesterday on Steam, many years after finishing the Nintendo DS version.
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