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Is Chrono Trigger DS Coming To America?

Previously we've seen the Japanese countdown page, and Kotaku reader Frog did some digging and found what looks like the North American version of that supposed Chrono Trigger DS page with the URL http://na.square-enix.com/ctds/. ("na" apparently referring to "North America".) Meaning? Meaning that if that "ctds" clock is indeed counting down to Chrono Trigger DS for North American peoples, too. That's not good news, that's damn good news.

Do keep in mind Square Enix has yet to officially announce the game or put out a press release about Chrono Trigger DS. But still.

Clock Counter For North America [Square Enix Thanks, Frog!]

2:00 AM on Wed Jul 2 2008
By Brian Ashcraft
14,259 views, 121 comments

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Bangai-O Spirits Coming Stateside

A happy day for fans of the Dreamcast classic Bangai-O, as D3Publisher of America and lovable, cuddly Japanese developer Treasure announce the DS version of the game for North American release later this year. Combining two of Treasure's greatest strengths - puzzle games and shooters - the original Bangai-O was one of the developer's most definitive titles. The DS version features local wireless co-op gameplay for 1-4 players, a powerful level editor, and probably the neatest feature of all - level transfer using sound. The level editor saves files as sound, which can then be transmitted to other DS systems via the built-in microphone, or save them on a PC for upload and sharing via the internet. Players can even use this Sound Load feature to transfer gameplay footage, which means someone needs to come up with a flash app that translates the sound files and set up a website ASAP. Bangai-O Spirits should be hitting US shores sometime in Q2 2008. More »

9:20 AM on Tue Feb 26 2008
By Mike Fahey
1,779 views, 38 comments

Latest by CthulhuLA: Not nearly as good as the first Bangai-O unfortunately. The thing I remember about the Dreamcast Bangai-O was the ungodly number of levels. This game fails in comparison, offering only 18 levels in single-player mode. The puzzle mode has more more »