Rating  - Great Game of the Past
Whenever I first played this game many years ago, I enjoyed every minute of it. Now is not any different. From the great gameplay to the endless hours one can spend playing this game, this game truly shows how the oldschool games never truly get old. This game makes sure that it is almost impossible to level up to insane levels like in other RPG's, thus giving this game enough of a challenge to make players think more often than usual. In addition, this game puts in enough action and adventure to make any RPG fan never want to put down the controller. In conclusion, if you want a great RPG that has great replay value and is guaranteed to give you a challenge, this is the ideal game.
Rating  - Classic
Chrono Cross is without a doubt one of the classic RPG's of my younger years. A sequil to Crono Trigger in theam only, nearly none of the original characters make an appearance, however, the idea of changing tragic events after they have happened remains current.
The combat system takes a little bit to get used to, as it surely isnt conventnal, however, once you get the hang of it, you find the battles are very diverse and rewarding.
This game has more characters than you can shake a stick at as well, which is fitting as the story is epic in scope. I wont get into the story as i dont want to ruin anything for anyone, however there are many plot twists, large scale events, and deep character development.
While this game isnt (in my own opinion) as good as the first in the series it does have the great feel that squaresoft had before the buyout, as such i highly recomend this game to RPG fans.
OEE
Rating - Loads of fun, excellent
I got this game and played it because I loved Chrono Trigger so much. While connected to Chrono Trigger, I agree with others that it is better to think of this as its own game in the same universe/world as Chrono Trigger, rather than a sequel.
I thought the battle system was always a lot of fun. You find and buy magic elements which you allocate to players, instead of the usual 'spells'. The nice part is that there is no MP, instead you are just allowed to use each element once during a battle, and they all recharge for your next battle (except a few aptly-named Consumables). The battles are not too difficult, and I liked that. Also, you can automatically heal at the end of battles with the push of a button.
The story is engrossing and complex. It takes a long time to develop, and then once it does it is a rush of too much information. You might refer to an online summary once you finish the game to understand just what really happened. But just because the story is complex, does not mean that it is boring or engrossing. It is fascinating, and in this way shares something with Chrono Trigger.
Weapons have to be constructed from raw materials, but this is not as annoying as it sounds. It is kinda fun. The Rainbow Shell weapons are a little harder this way though. There are also many, many playable characters. The minus side is that there is very little development of each individual character, and you will find the assistant characters saying the same scripted things no matter which one you choose. This was a disappointment because Chrono Trigger's 6-7 characters always offered their unique perspectives on a situation. On the plus side, there is a lot of gameplay in taking a certain character to a place you suspect they might interact with at different times during the game. (For example, having Leena with you when you go into Arni Village.)
There is some encounter with futuristic stuff, and time and alternate dimension stuff that will mess with your mind, so Chrono Trigger fans might like some of that. Also, the graphics and music are excellent!
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