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Chrono Cross: Radical Dreamers Edition frame rate resolution

Chrono Cross finally made a comeback this week with The Radical Dreamers Edition, and Digital Foundry has since taken a closer look at the remaster by examining aspects such as frame rate and resolution. Unfortunately, what Square Enix delivered is a bit of a mixed bag – especially due to disappointing performance.

It turns out that the game’s frame rate can go extremely low, performing even worse than the PS1 original. AI upscaling that was used also results in an image that doesn’t always look the best.

Chrono Cross The Radical Dreamers Edition trailer

Square Enix has issued a new launch trailer for Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition. Following its announcement in the February 2021 Nintendo Direct, the classic RPG is out on Switch today.

If you’re interested in learning more about Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition, read the following overview:

Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition launches on Switch eShop today, and new gameplay footage has emerged. The first 32 minutes are available for viewing. Learn more about the game and check out the new footage below:

SaGa Scarlet Grace Ambitions physical

For the first time, SaGa Scarlet Grace Ambitions is getting a physical edition on Switch with English support.

H2 Interactive and Arc System Works will be releasing this new version in Asia in just a few weeks. Other than English, it will also support Traditional Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.

Chocobo GP update 1.0.4

A new update for Chocobo GP has gone live, with Square Enix issuing version 1.0.4. It fixes a few different issues including a couple directly related to lag.

The full patch notes for Chocobo GP’s version 1.0.4 update are as follows: 

chrono cross radical dreamers comparison

We have a few comparison screenshots for Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition.

Square Enix seems to have put in a good amount of work for the remaster. In terms of visuals, 3D models have been converted to HD, character illustrations have been refined, and there’s now a background filter feature. Players can also choose between an imitation pixel font and HD font as well as different screen resolutions. Also included is higher-quality background music, an option to turn enemy encounters on or off, a battle enhancement features to make combat easier, and a new auto-battle function.

Chrono Cross Radical Dreamers Switch physical

Original (3/26): Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition will largely be a digital-only release when it hits Switch next month, but a physical version has now been confirmed in one region.

The remastered version of the classic RPG will have a boxed copy in Asia, Square Enix has confirmed. Supported languages include English, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, and Italian.

triangle strategy name

Square Enix is no stranger to unconventional game names, and that tradition has continued with their HD-2D titles on Switch – those being Octopath Traveler and Triangle Strategy. In a recent interview, producer Tomoya Asano shared some insight into the team’s thinking.

Asano told Inversus that Square Enix considers “if the player can imagine what kind of game it is based on the title.” With Triangle Strategy, you play it from three angles and it’s a strategic experience. Square Enix initially included “Project” so that there would be “a little bit of room to be able to change the name”. Since it was well-received by fans, the “Triangle Strategy” name stuck.

Asano’s full words: 

Chromo Cross remaster

Ahead of its release date on Switch eShop next month, Square Enix have shared a new trailer of Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition, focusing on some of the music tracks that players can expect to hear as they play through the game.

Find out more about the game below.

triangle strategy review

System: Switch
Release date: March 4, 2022
Developer: Square Enix / Artdink
Publisher: Square Enix


Square Enix’s Team Asano has been a force to be reckoned with on Switch. Their debut on the system, Octopath Traveler, was a showpiece at the first real Switch blowout in January 2017 and released the following year to great acclaim. Returning to the glory of their 3DS days, the highly requested Bravely Default 2 came out just last year. Now the third entry in the team’s Switch JRPG trifecta returns to Octopath’s HD-2D style, but delivers gameplay so different that it might as well be considered a different genre. That certainly doesn’t hold it back however: different as it is, Triangle Strategy is a tremendous overall package and possibly Team Asano’s finest work yet.


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