TSA checked out Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition:
More information.Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition Review
Dreaming of a better remaster.
While I was growing up, Chrono Trigger wasn't an SNES game to me, it was a Nintendo DS game. Sure, I'd heard rumblings of the game before , but it wasn't until finding the DS version in the used games section as a teen that I was blown away by the Akira Toriyama art on the cover. Chrono Cross, the spiritual successor that released in 1999, wasn't given the same opportunity... until now.
There have been few ways to officially experience this time-travel RPG epic anywhere beside the original PS1 disc, and the backward compatibility release on PS3 and PS Vita. That's why excitement from longtime fans and general JRPG enthusiasts reached a boiling point when Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition was announced. It's incredible to see this ambitious game available on so many new platforms, but it hurts to realize how rough of a state this new version of the game is in.
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Summary
Chrono Cross is an incredible game that has been deserving a remaster for far too long. It's a shame that, after all these years, it had to arrive in such a sorry state. The Radical Dreamers Edition does some minor work in improving and upgrading the experience, but with such poor optimisation, it's a headache to enjoy the experience. Longtime fans might be able to forgive the issues and savour the incredible visual novel side-story Radical Dreamers, but a game as iconic as this deserves better.
Score: 6/10