


The Steam version of CT is by no means a quality or respectable release of CT, and it is definitely not a definitive release of CT. If they ever think of doing it.it would be a tough ride. Crono Trigger is the perfect 16-bit JRPG. Whether SE will make another release of something else entirely. There is no way that a remake of Crono Trigger can catch the magic of the original.That is a completely other story than FF7 that has seen numerous entrys as game and even movies. The Steam version of Chrono Trigger is none of those things, and therefore, literally, is not the definitive version of Chrono Trigger. having its fixed and final form providing a solution or final answer satisfying all criteria: For Final Fantasy VII Remake on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Why isn't Square spending time making a Chrono Trigger Remake'. serving to define, fix, or specify definitely:ģ. most reliable or complete, as of a text, author, criticism, study, or the like:Ģ. If someone uses them incorrectly, the definition of the words used haven't changed, the person who used them incorrectly has just used them incorrectly.Ĭhrono Trigger on Steam can be technically called a remaster, but as it is actually a degradation of the game, it doesn't fulfill people's expectations of a remaster, hence my jibe that it's more like a demaster.ġ. The thing about words is that they have meaning to them. I'm going by the truth of the meaning of "definitive". At the end of the day Square Enix considers it the remastered definitive edition so the likelihood of them even having another "remaster" option on the table for it is near zero. You can call it whatever you want, but in the end it's just your opinion and not how Square-Enix views it. The Steam version of CT is more like a demaster.
