Chrono Trigger

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Summary

A port of Chrono Trigger for Japanese i-mode phones, based on the DS version. This version was separated in two episodes. Each part cost 600 points (equivalent to 630 yen) and required at least a FOMA 903i series phone to play.

Genres

Role-playing (RPG)

Platforms

Legacy Mobile Device

Release Date

April 24, 2011 (13 years and 10 months ago)

Publishers

Square Enix

Franchises

Chrono

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