Chrono Trigger Creator Starts Considering a Remake

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So, you know that game Chrono Trigger? Classic, right? Anyway, Yuji Horii—one of the big brains behind it—just started to, I dunno, seriously think about whipping up a remake. This came up after he hit up one of those panels in Naples. You know, the kind where folks are buzzing about their all-time favorites? Apparently, they’ve been hitting him up with requests for ages. The game’s hitting that big 3-0 in 2025. Crazy, huh? Three decades. Wild.

Now here’s the deal. Chrono Trigger launched on the SNES. Remember those? I once lost days to that thing. Anyway, it’s like this time-hopping epic with characters named Crono, Marle, and Lucca, all trying to stop some giant disaster. And oh man, the music—absolute bangers, thanks to Yasunori Mitsuda and his crew. I swear, some tunes just pop into my head at random moments. It’s like nostalgia on loop.

Okay, so back to the whole Naples thing. There was this buzz, you see, about a remake. But turns out, it was a mix-up with translations or something—classic chaos. Spanish media was all over it, and someone on Reddit, of course, translated it back. Horii’s words kinda lit up fan hopes, mostly ‘cause he’s set to bring that HD-2D jazz like in Dragon Quest 3. I mean, who doesn’t love a good visual glow-up, right?

Jumping back—Horii’s open to the idea, thanks to nagging—I mean, passionate fans. No solid “yes” from Square Enix yet. It’s all hush-hush. Meanwhile, he’s got his hands full with Dragon Quest stuff too, like remakes for 1 and 2 and Dragon Quest 12 on the horizon. But, pieces of info are dribbling out slowly, in true gaming drama style.

Ah, right, 2025—it’s the anniversary year! Can you believe it’s been that long? Might be the perfect moment for Square Enix to finally listen to all the Internet clamoring. Or maybe it won’t happen. I dunno. Fans sure are hopeful, though. Let’s see what happens, fingers crossed!

There you have it—a mix of hope, nostalgia, and a sprinkle of gaming chaos. Till next time!