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Day 19, of 365. That jump around feeling.

This is, Chrono, from one of my all time favorite video games. Chrono Trigger. I have played this game so many times over the years. Purchasing it each time it comes out. I've had it on every console it's been released on. Except with, I think iOS. As I don't play too many mobile games. Shame it's never come to the Switch.

I think some of the Charm of this game is the replay-ability of it. With the game having a whopping 16 different endings. Which, after all these years I've probably only ever seen 4 of them. Most games are just grind to collect stuff, and that becomes repetitive and boring for many of them. But this offers so much more with so many different endings. You can play for a reason, and not just to collect that great item that you don't use anymore because you've already beaten the game.

It's a shame more games have not incorporated such a concept. I think the first one to ever have like a new game plus type mode, that I recall playing, was the original legend of Zelda. Where they scrambled all the dungeons around and made the game more difficult after you finished it.

I miss those old games. Such a good era of gaming back then. And many of them still hold up to this day as being great games.

This game, I think is tied for my all time favorite game between this, and Legend of Zelda Link to the Past. Right behind them might be Super Mario World, and coming behind that might be Ocarina of Time for me.

Tools of the trade, iPad, Apple Pencil, and Procreate

Description
Day 19, of 365. That jump around feeling.

This is, Chrono, from one of my all time favorite video games. Chrono Trigger. I have played this game so many times over the years. Purchasing it each time it comes out. I've had it on every console it's been released on. Except with, I think iOS. As I don't play too many mobile games. Shame it's never come to the Switch.

I think some of the Charm of this game is the replay-ability of it. With the game having a whopping 16 different endings. Which, after all these years I've probably only ever seen 4 of them. Most games are just grind to collect stuff, and that becomes repetitive and boring for many of them. But this offers so much more with so many different endings. You can play for a reason, and not just to collect that great item that you don't use anymore because you've already beaten the game.

It's a shame more games have not incorporated such a concept. I think the first one to ever have like a new game plus type mode, that I recall playing, was the original legend of Zelda. Where they scrambled all the dungeons around and made the game more difficult after you finished it.

I miss those old games. Such a good era of gaming back then. And many of them still hold up to this day as being great games.

This game, I think is tied for my all time favorite game between this, and Legend of Zelda Link to the Past. Right behind them might be Super Mario World, and coming behind that might be Ocarina of Time for me.

Tools of the trade, iPad, Apple Pencil, and Procreate