Chrono Trigger To Travel To U.S. PlayStation Network Next Week

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Don’t worry, it isn’t a false alarm this time. Chrono Trigger is headed to the PlayStation Network next Tuesday (October 4th) as a PS One Classic.

 

The game was released in Japan’s Game Archives this past week, so there isn’t much of a gap between the U.S. and Japanese releases at all.

 

So far there’s been no further word on when we’ll see Final Fantasy VI, which was the other victim of the false alarm update last week.


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