Introduction
       Did you ever had a game that's been close to you and felt nothing's gonna change the fact that it's still the greatest no matter how many other RPG/game have evolved already into 3D or higher sound quality? This is the game I chose...
       I was first introduced to the game at my best friend Kathy's house in the summer of 1995. I wasn't really interested since I was not yet aware of the trademark SQUARESOFT before. But something in the cartridge cover design  seemed interesting to me. My friend told me that it was currently the best game yet to be released. I wasn't listening very much while my friend hooked up the SNES and talked at the same time. The only RPG game I have played so far at that time was ZELDA in the NES and SNES so I knew what kind of game this is. 

       Then I heard a "ticking of a clock" while a pendulum swung over in the T.V. screen. It was the introduction of the game. Kathy didn't play at once and wanted to show me the demo first. I just stared at the T.V. as if I was staring at something for the very first time.  Different scenes from the game were shown  seperated by a black transition originating from the left of the screen going towards to the right accompanied by a cool 'swoosh' sound. The demo or introduction was, to put it in the shortest term: just COOL!.  My body was tingling all over! The music, the graphics, the oh so many possiblites that this adventure game could bring! In my mind, I was thinking, "How am I gonna explain to mom why I'm always in Kathy's place? Maybe Kathy could play at my home instead. Sure she won't mind , her brother has a car and she can go there every day". When the demo was over, I noticed I was already holding the control pad that Kathy laid down on the floor a while ago. I must have wanted to play the game so badly, I unconscioulsy thought the controller and the SNES was mine. Kathy didn't  mind me trying it out since it was hers after all and she can play it whenever she likes it to.
That's what I thought...

       I pushed the start button and a blue menu screen just popped up on the T.V. I suddenly noticed I was having a slight headache for I knew that Kathy forgot to tell me something VERY important. Every letter in that blue screen was in a foreign language that I am too famliar of  but couldn't read. It was in JAPANESE! How could anybody play an RPG game that couldn't read what the characters were saying? Kathy then realized that I didn't know the game was in Japanese. She just laughed and said I could borrow it if  I wanted to. My world just dimmed by then, ... She explained that there are still no available American version in our country just yet.
       After whining and stomping my feet for quite some time, I finally decided to borrow it to show to my borthers and sisters; and vowed to myself that one of these days I too would have my own RPG game so called "Chrono Trigger" and this time it would be in English language.

Luckily, my mom went to The States on September that year and bought me what I've been itching to have since that summer day in my bestfriend's house ^_^.
This Page is my tribute to one of the coolest games ever created for the SNES, and have been close to my heart ever since...
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