You can play Chrono Trigger on your Super Nintendo, Nintendo DS, PSP, PS3, Wii, iPhone, and… well almost everything but Android. Now you can change the future on a Samsung Galaxy and defeat Lavos on your Google Nexus.

Robo meet Android. He’s kind of looks like you, but he’s all software. Anyway, you two are going to be buds because Chrono Trigger, starting today, is available for Android.

The Reptite fetch quests in The Lost Sanctum and the Dimensional Vortex dungeon are in Chrono Trigger for iOS and Android.

Other regions will get the game “soon”.

See screenshots of the iOS version’s new touch interface.

For real this time!

Chrono Trigger will be available on the Japanese PlayStation Network this week.

This week, Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VI are making their way to the U.S. PlayStation Store. [Update: No, they aren't.]

Square Enix are releasing an analog record containing music from various Final Fantasy games.

This is the original version of Chrono Trigger, which means no animated cutscenes or extra dungeon leading to a depressing ending.

Chrono Trigger is on track for a Virtual Console release in North America too. The ESRB spilled the beans by re-rating the Super Nintendo classic for Wii.

The announcement in Japan came with one additional detail, a timeline. Chrono Trigger will be available as a Game Archives title this spring.

Square Enix said Chrono Trigger was coming to mobile phones in Japan and it’s out… today!

Chrono Trigger is on its way to becoming a PsOne Classic in North America. While Square Enix have not announced the game for PlayStation Network, the ESRB beat them to the punch and rated it for PlayStation 3 and PSP.