Chrono Trigger Drops Onto iPhone In Japan… Tomorrow!

You may recall that Square Enix announced Chrono Trigger would be heading to the iPhone and iPod Touch before the end of the year. In Japan, that’ll happen tomorrow (December 9th for them). Square Enix say the game will be released in other regions “soon”. In the meantime, here’s a trailer:

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Chrono Trigger will be released in Japanese, English, French, Spanish, German, Italian and Chinese.


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