Yeah, I'm happy (enough) with the way this looks and really looking forward to playing it again.Maybe it's because I just recently replayed the PS1 version but even though this is a "barebones" port this is like Heaven on Earth for me. The new art looks great, the CG cutscenes finally no longer look like they were recorded with a half-eaten moldy potato, and I love how the re-done models look. Backgrounds look good enough to me. I'm in love
Same. And a preorder on PSN.
The actual animations were probably originally done at a lower frame rate. That's what it looks like from the video.
Holy shit, I love this.
New art! Featuring about half of the playable cast, which is pretty cool.
Serge looks like such a dork lolHoly shit, I love this.
This is really making me want a new Chrono game.
It'll be addressed in the OT but there are some missables that are easy enough to manage to get before the point you can't get them anymore. The thing everyone who goes in fresh needs to square away with is that getting 100% completion is impossible on a first (and second) run of the game because there are points you have to actively choose between things that will lock you out of stuff.Never got around to play this game back then but really excited about this. I just hope there are not too many missables as I don't wanna use a guide to get a somewhat decent ending.
New art! Featuring about half of the playable cast, which is pretty cool.
lol looks to be the 'save Kid' Route since someone major is missing. :P
This game is not good and definitely avoid it if you hate missables. I wish 35 of the 40 characters were missable for good. Cast could have actually have some development if they didn't go for a half ass Suikoden systemNever got around to play this game back then but really excited about this. I just hope there are not too many missables as I don't wanna use a guide to get a somewhat decent ending.
New art! Featuring about half of the playable cast, which is pretty cool.
lol looks to be the 'save Kid' Route since someone major is missing. :P
I'd say no as the game itself is largely unchanged. There were major changes to the art in the game and the music. They did a good effort on those but the game itself remains basically unchanged and looks similar to how N64 games got upgraded on NSO.I don't like Chrono Cross as a game. Should I buy this half-assed remaster?
Sounds like you already know your answer. Why even make this post?I don't like Chrono Cross as a game. Should I buy this half-assed remaster?
Why would you buy a game you don't like?I don't like Chrono Cross as a game. Should I buy this half-assed remaster?
It's still Chrono Cross, so… no?I don't like Chrono Cross as a game. Should I buy this half-assed remaster?
I don't like Chrono Cross as a game. Should I buy this half-assed remaster?
I don't like Chrono Cross as a game. Should I buy this half-assed remaster?
Yes, because cheeseburgers are good. Submit!Guys I hate cheese burgers, should I eat this cheese burger?
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New art! Featuring about half of the playable cast, which is pretty cool.
lol looks to be the 'save Kid' Route since someone major is missing. :P
Buy it, burn your cashI don't like Chrono Cross as a game. Should I buy this half-assed remaster?
As someone who doesn't own the original this seems decent enough for me to pick up. At least if I toggle the visual enhancements off I get the same experience I'd be getting if I picked it up on PS3 but with speed toggle and other QoL. Plus Radical Dreamers.
You mention at the end that the remastered tracks aren't integrated into the game. Does that just mean the completely rearranged tracks? Someone posted a tweet that seemed to indicate the entire soundtrack had been cleaned up and resampled.
Come on now, frame rate issues? Are you serious?
Geez. Would it be better to just bust out my PS3 & play the original PS1 version?
...but I can find little reason to recommend this particular bundle over the PlayStation 1 release based on the core game alone.
First reviews
Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition (PS4) Review - Iconic Yet Underserved
Unfortunately, we aren't in the timeline where Square Enix gave Chrono Cross the treatment it deserves for a full remaster.wccftech.com
- Crippled frame rates and performance are more obvious than ever
- Sharp character models contrast with blurry, smooth filtered backdrops
- Crucial timesaving tricks, ie: pausing the roulette wheel, patched out