It was Nintendo’s characters in a game published by Nintendo, but developed by Square. Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars was a unique case. Obviously there’s a lot more going on in the game’s story than that, including a sidequest for each playable character and a ton of backstory, but the gist is there’s a big baddie that’s threatening your world and you have to defeat it. Ultimately you discover that there is an alien entity named Lavos that has been slowly leeching energy from the planet for millions of years, and that’s who you gotta take down to save everyone and bring peace back to the world. Crono must then go after her, and the game becomes a “run back and forth between time periods” type deal. They spend the day together, check out an invention that one of Crono’s friends made, and the princess goes missing. He goes to a special millennial fair that’s being held in his village and meets a beautiful princess (though at the time he doesn’t know she’s a princess). The basic storyline of Chrono Trigger is as follows: your main hero, Crono, lives in the year 1000 A.D.
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Not only was it a traditional Japanese-style RPG with all the awesome sprites, music and a guaranteed awesome storyline, but it also had pre-release fame because the world and characters were all designed by Akira Toriyama, the same man who wrote and drew the Dragon Ball series (which at the time had already been gaining popularity for eleven years). (now Square Enix Co., Ltd.) for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (you might know it better as the SNES, or as I called it, my life).Ĭhrono Trigger was published by Square in 1995 and man, was it cool. Both of August’s Genre Battle contestants were developed by Square Co., Ltd.
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