Chrono Trigger releases for DS on November 25th, 2008 and will include a number of extras, including a brand new ending.
Kotaku reported on the ending and was given two new screenshots from the game that are reportedly related to the new ending (view one of them above).The new ending brings the total number of endings in the game to 14 (or 16 depending on how you count).
And that isn’t the only addition to the DS version of the Super Nintendo masterpiece, the game will also include a new dungeon and a new battle arena. There is also a new “Character Mode” gallery where you can view the game’s event scenes, listen to the music tracks from the game, view monster data and statistics and look at treasure maps for the areas you’ve visited (which will show you any treasure chests you may have missed).
Key features of Chrono Trigger DS include:
* A masterpiece gaming experience with an engaging and unparalleled storyline, leading to the discovery of multiple epic conclusions to a journey that transcends time
* An inspiring musical score created by Yasunori Mitsuda
* Intriguing battle system made possible by the unique combination of the Active Time Battle system and Tech skills
* Famed character designer Akira Toriyama lends his signature art style to create the vibrant world that has captivated gamers around the world; Brand-new dungeons and an Arena mode add exciting new dimensions to this timeless classic
* Taking advantage of the Nintendo DS hardware, CHRONO TRIGGER makes its way onto the portable platform with all-new dual-screen presentation and Touch Screen functionality
Chrono Trigger Travel Through Time Trailer
And if you pre-order Chrono Trigger you will receive a special disc that contains two orchestral arrangements of Chrono Trigger music. Get a glimpse at those songs in this video interview. Sadly the words of co-composer Yasunori Mitsuda’s are not translated, but you still get to hear the music!