This is where Kid butts in, a loudmouth thief girl with an Australian accent who likes nothing more than to knock heads around and pilfer goods from the richest. Some thugs somehow knew he would show up in the world, though, and try to take him away because "someone" wants him at Viper Manor. There, however, he finds himself transported to an alternate timeline a parallel world of sorts where he died several years prior, and therefore all the people he once knew don't recognise him. The protagonist Serge wakes up late one morning to meet up with his girl friend/girlfriend Leena, and she tasks him with collecting three Komodo Dragon scales, and then meeting her at Opassa Beach. Chrono Cross is finally "revived," but how well? Time to find out. This Radical Dreamers Edition marks the first time it gets a proper re-release on so many systems and in so many territories and languages (the original release infamously never came to Europe). It did not have all the same important people behind it, and didn't quite capture the same dedicated audience, but it is still fondly remembered today, despite never being re-released except as a downloadable PS1 classic on Sony's systems over the years. The Super Famicom title is deemed good by pretty much any genre-aficionado and assembled the so-called JRPG "Dream Team" of Yuji Horii (Dragon Quest), Hironobu Sakaguchi (Final Fantasy) and Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball), more than helped by then up-and-coming JRPG legends Yasunori Mitsuda (main composer), Nobuo Uematsu (who contributed a few music tracks when Mitsuda fell ill during development), and Masato Kato (scenario writer and uncredited director). In the pantheon of the greatest JRPGs of all time, few games have garnered a reputation like Chrono Trigger has.
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