i had tried to run an emulator on my psp to play it before that got stolen half a deca de or so ago but it never ran very smooth. I felt like owning it for my 3ds would be a great way to make my favorite rpg portable and i was curious of the new features for it so i bought a copy and have yet to get very far but its definitely a great way to take it on the go. it was still fun and some of the new stuff was worth the playthrough. I played the PlayStation version just for the extra features, but felt the lack of the original intro and slight resolution difference made it less enjoyable, and felt the cutscenes were unnecessary. it was my favorite game and for the most part still is. How many of them they’ll fix, and how well they’ll fix them is anyone’s guess, but addressing them is at least a start.I got a copy of the original game in a trade for super mario world, back in 8th grade. And better is what they’re about to get, with Square Enix promising an update coming later this month that will try and fix some of the version’s problems. See what I mean? A bad port! The game, and fans, deserved better. The HD fonts are clear but look out of place.FMVs haven’t always been upscaled cleanly.There’s no option to swap graphical styles on the fly.There aren’t save states (but there is auto-saving in the overworld).Combat often stutters and feels unresponsive.
3D character models, rendered in higher res, stick out like a sore thumb in the new environments.Elaborate, pre-rendered backgrounds now look blurry and smeared.Here, among other things, are some of the complaints we had last April when first playing the game on an OLED Switch: It was almost a year ago that Square Enix released Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition, a “remastered” version of the 1999 classic on the Switch that, as good as the original game was, was also a very bad port.
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