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Chrono Trigger: Flames of Eternity has received an update for X-mas. Unfortunately the SFC hack was released on The Metronome Project Blog as a ROM and not a patch, Google is your friend. Please see below for a brief change log. The file was tested on BAG SFC for the SCDS2 and is confirmed working.
Working in the gaming business is more than a full-time job. But five talented Chrono Trigger fans are so dedicated to the business that they do it when they’re off payroll as well. Is a fully three-dimensional, independent remake of the Super Nintendo classic Chrono Trigger made from scratch. This is no fan game like you’ve seen before, though.
Director and Programmer Nathan Lazur and his team are creating professional-quality software using Xbox and GameCube development kits. Their goal is to recreate ten of the most memorable Chrono Trigger scenes for a Christmas 2004. They are well on their way, too—just check out some of these screens: Not bad for a demo 25% complete! Luis Martins and David Ying’s graphical prowess are accompanied by a fully rearranged soundtrack! Be sure to check out for a sampling of Mathew Valente’s fantastic musicianship. Michael Demirel’s animation work will be showcased in a trailer when the project is closer to completion. Since this is currently an independent project completely unaffiliated with Square Enix, console versions of the Chrono Trigger Resurrection demo will only be available to official developers with access to GameCube or Xbox development kits.
Fortunately, a free PC version will be available for public consumption as well. Quote Bill wrote in Mouse's thread: (Holy Crap! What an excellent remix of Corridors of Time!) Yeah. I normally 'like' fanmade soundtrack remixes, but that's usually just because I liked the original. The remix usually tends to leave a bad taste in my mouth though, as it doesn't usually seem artistically 'faithful'.
It's like, someone said 'Hey, I can make something better than that', then they take the existing artwork, then add '20% more techno' and 'a few bass waves', and then say 'There, I just made something better'. It just doesn't seem right. But these songs (especially Corridors of Time) are really something else. Quite surprising. My only complaints would be that the 'chorus' in Corridors needs a little work, and some of the 'emphasis' on certain instuments in all three pieces seems a little off.
Maybe that's just me. Or it's them. Of course, that's why you need to get the original artists onside when you're remaking something like this. What they intended is the opinion that matters. But at the very least, it shows that these guys are quite capable. Of course, I think Yasunori Mitsuda had already remade 'orchestral' versions of all his stuff, and he'd probably want to use those versions in any remakes (come to think of it, I think my brother has a Chrono Trigger soundtrack CD that came out in America). I'm surprised that Square-Enix, Sony (Remember Chrono Trigger came out on PS1, therefore they have a liscence.) and Nintendo haven't fowarded a 'Cease and Desist' order.
On the other hand, Nintendo hasn't stopped the Oot2d project either. Its amazing they were able to keep the artwork intact, Akira Toriyama has a unique art style, they handeled the 2d to 3d transition very well so far. It'd be interesting how Square Enix might react. They might think that gaijin making a demo on one of their franchises (which they haven't bothered to capitilize BTW.) would be blashphemy.
Its been mentioned earlier (by Ian I think) that Square-Enix is adopting the Enix policy: Screw America, as hard as its legally possible. I wouldn't be too optimistic if Square Enix decided to publish this and turn it into a full-fledged game. They would most likely scrap the 'Cube version, and the 'Box? Insert a big 'HAH!' Probably, but I could wrong. Wouldn't be the first time.
When I first saw the title to this thread, I started shaking with excitement. You guys shouldn't scare me like that. Quote Originally posted by: Djunknown I'm surprised that Square-Enix, Sony (Remember Chrono Trigger came out on PS1, therefore they have a liscence.) and Nintendo haven't fowarded a 'Cease and Desist' order. On the other hand, Nintendo hasn't stopped the Oot2d project either.
I know copyrights on games become void after 5 years. I don't know when CC was released, nor do I know anything else about it. If it does not contain characters etc. From CT then I guess this would be entirely legal.
Perhaps they will be obliged to change the name. Judging from the quality displayed, however, I think it's pretty fair to assume SquareEnix will try to srt out anyone who picks a fight with these guys. Ocarina: Copyrights become void 70 years after the author dies. Perhaps you're thinking 'trademarks'. It looks like it would be possible to run those graphics on a PS2. However, look and reality often differ and since it was not specifically made for PS2 I think it'll kill the texture buffer of that thing unless you downscale all textures to N64 resolutions.
The style looks different from typical Toryama 3d conversions (i.e. Most Dragonball models). It has a certain drawing-like style and in general looks like something that was more common about five years ago. Having never played CT, I doubt I'd understand what's going on when playing those ten scenes, but hey, Indy project + one of the best games ever + RPG = WIN! When is first played Chrono Trigger for my SNES when is was 13 or 14, I knew that game was one of the best ever made. It is still a game that I remember fondly. When it came out in fall of 1995, it was hailed by all magazines and fans as the greatest RPG ever.
If these developers succeed with the 10 scenes by the end of the year, then SquareEnix should real employ them and give them all the help they need to make the whole game and release it on the 10 year anniversary of the game which is August 11, 2005 to the PC, XBox, GCN, and PS2. Does SquareEnix know how many people will buy it? I am sure that it will become an instant million seller and beyond.
Hey everyone, all I can say is thanks so much for posting a news article, and thanks most of all for your positive and encouraging comments! I have a little bit of bad news. Our server is kapuut. No, it's not because Square Enix caught wind. We believe they've known about our project for awhile. (They were our number one visiter when we had that teaser picture up before the site's launch) No, because of increasing popularity, the inevitable has happened.
We've been forced by our host to shut down due to extreme bandwidth usage. We're currently looking frantically for a new host who can handle our load, and who won't charge us an arm and a leg (because of course, we have no financial backing).
So sit tight if you're wondering what happened. The demo's still on! Also thanks to all of you for your nice comments on my music for the demo. My philosophy for it is that I wish to keep the original feeling the original songs gave off, so I see no reason to change anything except for insrtumentation and some mild enhancements to the music, if any. The songs in their original form were pretty amazing in themselves. There's not much I feel I could do to improve them. Anyway if you guys/gals wish to, you can hear the soundtrack as it was going to sound on the N64 before we axed it a couple years ago.
They are in their original source files, so you need an Impulse Tracker player to play them. If you have a general installation of Winamp, they should play fine (though the plugin that comes with winamp lately has been buggy since I, and Jake Stine stopped development of it. On a slightly unrelated note, we can be found in the Winamp credits for our work, too hehe) Anyway here they are: Enjoy!
If I give you our media (I can always get Nathan to send it to me), could you host it for the time being? It seems like Planet Gamecube is going to be the only place that will be able to host our stuff on a broad scale for now. We're looking for a new host that will support up to 1 terrabyte of bandwidth (it can be lower, but not too much lower), and a maximum of 500 megabytes at a reasonable price. Nathan's got a viable temporary solution right now but I'm not sure if he's going to utilize it before E3. We're not giving out scene information at this time. I can give you somewhat of a hint of what's not going to be there with this clue: 2 characters (Ayla, and Robo) have a 50% chance at being cut for our game demo, due to time constraints. There is also a certain extremely dramatic 'DID THAT JUST HAPPEN?!
' scene which is also not going to be in there, for obvious spoilage factor. And TheYoungerPlumber, I just sent you an e-mail with a link that contains all the media files including music.
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So, if you are willing, can you upload at least the images? The music files aren't essential to be put up if you don't want them to be. (they're big files anyawy). Some people here seem to be kind of disappointed because they think there will only be 10 scenes of the game rather than a complete remake. Please correct me if I'm wrong about this but what I read at the projectsite (when it was still up and running) was something like: we will make a 'complete' remake of the game and are planning to release a game demo containing 10 scenes around fall 2004.
So what we will get IS a complete remake, with 10 scenes coming up in a demo at the end of this year, right? MysticGohan: Expect it more abouts in September than August. Shinosuke: Unfortuantely they are correct. The demo is the project itself. We don't have the man-power or the resources to be able to do a complete remake, unless you're willing to wait until Christmas of 2006. By then the current consoles will be obsolete, anyway. You know, it's more of a realistic goal, than say a complete game.
The project originate on the N64, and we were planning an entire remake. Imagine our naiveness when we knew it just wasn't going to happen. I think 10 scenes is fair, it could be like the CT: Pre-Release demo in Japan and only contain 4.
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At any rate, we're sticking to 10 scenes. And if there's time, we'll include one or two more. More scenes + more characters = more animation / items / story / backgrounds / etc to include, so.don't hold your breath (sorry to say). First I'd like to say Tssf thank you, Chrono Trigger is in my top 5 greatest games of all time, hovering from position 1 to 5 (can't say one is better than the other). Second I think what you're doing is commendable, bringing joy to many many people.
Especially compared to people who go and become hackers. I must admit I'm intrigued by more than just your remake demo. I was wondering if you could give a little info about who's doing what on the project, and how it all came together or started, and your background. How you got into this line of work. Please keep us posted if you guys get the media back up on a site. Well, the others will have to explain their little stories, but basically for me it started out that I heard about a 3D Chrono Trigger being made for the N64.
I read an interview on GameSpot (it's fairly easy to find on Google now) about how Nathan Lazur was making it, what he planned, etc. So I went through weeks trying to get the editor to give me his e-mail address. So, I finally got it. Oddly enough, he heard of me (I was/still am a little popular on the Internet) and he gave me the O-K. I ended up making a good chunk of the Chrono Trigger soundtrack in module format. The project for N64 died because we all pretty much got busy doing our own things. I got into Game Boy Color music, almost got published in a real game but the developer couldn't find a publisher, it's the age-old story.
Anyway, long story short, Nathan talks to me one day saying he was interested in starting the project up again. This was sometime last fall. We eventually began putting things together for a less ambitious project than what we had originally planned on the N64, and well, the rest you know.
As for my background, it pretty much went that I heard a music remake about 8 years ago, I got into it myself and became really good at it. (If you google my name, you'll find a LOT of places that have a lot of my remakes and such). I was obsessed with trying to make things sound as accurate as possible, heh. I jumped from irc channel to irc channel, onto AIM, jumped from website to website, etc. It goes the same way. Anyway, we're going to put the site up as soon as we can find a new host, we pretty much got our butts kicked in terms of bandwidth.
If anyone can suggest a host that has at least 500 megs of on-site space, and has 1 Terrabyte of bandwidth for under 100 dollars a month, we could really use that. I'll keep you posted about the site. We've got everything backed up, things are going good I think.
Quote Originally posted by: Bill Aurion 'They don't have the time to go back to their classics. They're doing a new Brave Fencer game. FF series are classics (most of them). They're doing a new Mana game.
They're doing FF7 spinoff titles for cellphones. They just did another Front Mission game, came out in June. I see trends here, going back to their classics. While trying out new ideas (Drakengard).
They redid FFAdventure last fall, and went back to their cult classic FF Tactics. Now they're giving gba owners FF1&2 remakes. Errr, what classics do you want? Alright the question wasn't to you, but to Bill who said they haven't gone back to their classics. And they really have. As for another Chrono Trigger, the first came out in 1995, Chrono Cross came out in 2000, and the rerelease of Chrono Trigger came out in 2001.
So, Chrono 3 will come out in 2005 at the earliest. I have a feeling the next Chrono game will come out next generation on Playstation 3. And there's a possibility of some sort of port, remake, or variation on the DS or PSP.
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