A pirate game ending: Chrono Trigger (NES)

Thanks to Irvin3Kinneas finding a way to do it. You need lots of patience, time, massive savestating and keeping Marle and Crono alive, so, you must avoid Magus using the Dark Spell on Marle - reload savestate then. Also, you need tremendous speed to quickly find the item or the spell to do it due to the fact the game does NOT stop unlike in the SNES original. I will also try to do it, so stay tuned.

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• pirate
• game
• ending
• Chrono
• Trigger
• NES
• made
• in
• China
• Chinese
• Nintendo
• Entertainment
• System
• Famicom
• by
• Shenzhen
• Nanjing
• Technology
• NJ038
• unlicensed
• bootleg
• port

[MegaMan7045]

Dude.... Is that music... PHOENIX WRIGHT!? D:

[SpaceNinja88]

Yeah! D:

[DarkSunGod]

What is Magus's second form like?

[SpaceNinja88]

Exactly the SAME. No difference in terms of look! Ridiculous.

[Chucknorrisaurrus]

I think Chrono Trigger would have only truly worked for the SNES.. It came before the consoles that focused more on graphics rather than gameplay, and came after the consoles that, although were the parents of great games, were restricted on what they could look like. SNES was a good balance of looks and gameplay, imo, and that's why it will always be the best console in my book.

[javopopo]

@SpaceNinja88 Sorry, clarification made to the wrong person. Y was talking with TheAman2311.

[SpaceNinja88]

Remake without permission, with stolen GFX and stuff. Get it?

[javopopo]

@SpaceNinja88 LOL. The title says "PIRATE"....

[mariolyn777]

this song!

[DemonLair]

Believe it or now,I would like to rip that "Cornered" remix.

[iamextremelyawesome]

did they use a sprite converter or somethin. if not then uh... wow.

[HarryMatic]

What's up with the Phoenix Wright music?