Chrono Trigger title screen.
Basic World Map from Crono's time.
The box came with detailed maps
A continously engaging plotline and character development start from the very begining.
Many Larger than life boss battles.
Our intrepid adventurers hurtle toward Lavos in the Epoch.
How the characters are portrayed in the cut scenes of the ps1 version
The Japanese Instruction Manual.
The Instruction Manual from the NTSC version.
Front cover of Chrono Trigger (US) for SNES
Front cover of Chrono Trigger (US) for Nintendo DS
Front cover of Chrono Trigger (JP) for PlayStation
Page Display Image -- DO NOT CHANGE!
The team debates fixing Robo.
The team searches for a generator.
These conveyor belts bring a neverending stream of enemies.
One of many battles on the conveyor belt.
Another battle on the conveyor belt.
The future is a dark place indeed.
This crosswalk leads to the crane controls.
These enemies have extremely high defense, but very low health.
They barely made it through.
He's one of the main characters, of course she can fix him.
Because there are four characters in the party, they are lead to the End of Time.
This is the location where Gaspar lives.
The splash page for Chrono Trigger's DS version
Chrono Trigger Piano Score
Chrono Trigger on Electone
Leene Square, at the end of the game.
After Crono's death, the party can choose to save him.
The only time Crono ever speaks.
An elevator in the Undersea Palace.
In this ending, Tata is a hero (as he is never stripped of the medal).
Marle is descended from Frog in this ending.
Back cover of Chrono Trigger (US) for SNES
Front cover of Chrono Trigger (JP) for Nintendo DS
Chrono Trigger DS European box art
Front cover of Chrono Trigger (US) for SNES
Front cover of Chrono Trigger (US) for Nintendo DS
Front cover of Chrono Trigger (JP) for PlayStation
Page Display Image -- DO NOT CHANGE!
Chrono Trigger Piano Score
Chrono Trigger on Electone
Back cover of Chrono Trigger (US) for SNES
Front cover of Chrono Trigger (JP) for Nintendo DS
Chrono Trigger DS European box art
Chrono Trigger title screen.
Basic World Map from Crono's time.
A continously engaging plotline and character development start from the very begining.
Many Larger than life boss battles.
Our intrepid adventurers hurtle toward Lavos in the Epoch.
How the characters are portrayed in the cut scenes of the ps1 version
The team debates fixing Robo.
The team searches for a generator.
These conveyor belts bring a neverending stream of enemies.
One of many battles on the conveyor belt.
Another battle on the conveyor belt.
The future is a dark place indeed.
This crosswalk leads to the crane controls.
These enemies have extremely high defense, but very low health.
They barely made it through.
He's one of the main characters, of course she can fix him.
Because there are four characters in the party, they are lead to the End of Time.
This is the location where Gaspar lives.
Leene Square, at the end of the game.
After Crono's death, the party can choose to save him.
The only time Crono ever speaks.
An elevator in the Undersea Palace.
In this ending, Tata is a hero (as he is never stripped of the medal).
Marle is descended from Frog in this ending.
A continously engaging plotline and character development start from the very begining.
Our intrepid adventurers hurtle toward Lavos in the Epoch.
The team debates fixing Robo.
The team searches for a generator.
These conveyor belts bring a neverending stream of enemies.
One of many battles on the conveyor belt.
Another battle on the conveyor belt.
The future is a dark place indeed.
This crosswalk leads to the crane controls.
These enemies have extremely high defense, but very low health.
They barely made it through.
He's one of the main characters, of course she can fix him.
Because there are four characters in the party, they are lead to the End of Time.
This is the location where Gaspar lives.
Leene Square, at the end of the game.
After Crono's death, the party can choose to save him.
The only time Crono ever speaks.
An elevator in the Undersea Palace.
In this ending, Tata is a hero (as he is never stripped of the medal).
Marle is descended from Frog in this ending.
