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Final Fantasy Chronicles

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  • 2001
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Final Fantasy Chronicles (2001)
ActionAdventureComedyFantasyMysterySci-Fi

A compilation game for the PlayStation 1 featuring Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy IV.A compilation game for the PlayStation 1 featuring Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy IV.A compilation game for the PlayStation 1 featuring Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy IV.

  • Directors
    • Nao Ito
    • Hironobu Sakaguchi
    • Kazuhiko Aoki
  • Writers
    • Hironobu Sakaguchi
    • Takashi Tokita
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    7.6/10
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    • Directors
      • Nao Ito
      • Hironobu Sakaguchi
      • Kazuhiko Aoki
    • Writers
      • Hironobu Sakaguchi
      • Takashi Tokita
    • 1User review
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    A Massterpiece!...for Chrono Trigger that is...

    This game is a masterpiece for Chrono Trigger...Final fantasy IV i could care less about but the Chroro Trigger game has new anime cut scenes and extras. Buy this!

    9/10 stars.

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    • Trivia
      For Final Fantasy IV, the game features a hidden programmer's room where programmers disguised as sprites and monsters from the game, left messages directly to the player. The room was entirely cut out back in 1991 when the game was released in the U.S., largely because of an item that can be found in the room. Upon the re-release on the Playstation, the room came back with the item intact, called "Playboy", or "Penthouse" in other translated versions.
    • Goofs
      After the party loses the fight against Lavos, they lose Crono who gets killed by Lavos, Schala teleports the party to safety soon afterwards Schala is not seen again. If Magus is kept alive and the party defeats Lavos, he will tell the party that he will look for Schala. The SNES and PS1 version never showed the player if Magus found Schala or not. This missing plot hole finally shows what became of Schala in the DS version. Schala is part of the upgraded version of Lavos called Dream Devourer, if the party is able to beat 3 Dimensional Vortex levels and then defeat the boss, then Magus will reunite with his sister Schala and she will tell him unless people give up their power, Magus cannot hope to save Schala, Magus then gives up his power and loses his memories.
    • Crazy credits
      In Chrono Trigger, In addition to the two main endings, of which there are two versions, depending on whether you attacked Lavos with the Epoch or not, there are also ten additional endings, most of them light and goofy, that can be accessed by the bucket in the End of Time or Lucca's Telepod, at various points during the game. However, since Lavos is incredibly hard, you should only attempt this with the New Game+ option, after you have beaten the game.
    • Connections
      Featured in Final Fantasy Chronicles PlayStation 1 Commercial (2001)

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    • Release date
      • June 29, 2001 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • Japan
    • Language
      • English
    • Production companies
      • Toei Animation
      • Tose
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      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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