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    Do I want the PSone version on PSN for $4, or the DS version for $20? How big of an upgrade is the DS version?
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      Editing … The PS1 version has longer loading times, but animated cutscenes that have a very Dragon Ball-esque vibe. Source: I own a physical PS1 copy of the game and completed it in 2013
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      Editing … The load times on the PS version were horrible, but that was the least of the game's concerns for me. DS version is considered to be the ultimate version.
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      Editing … The DS version has the same cutscenes, no?
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      Editing … Anyone played the Android version? I've heard bad things but I really want it on my phone.
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      Editing … I've been told to wait until the mobile version gets a PC release
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      Editing … Imho the shorter loading times aren't worth the extra 16 bucks
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      Editing … In my understanding the DS version is indeed the ultimate version. @Richard Pale, a friend of mine told me that he'd rather chop his hands off than play the abomination that the game is on Android. But he is a bit hyperbolic at times, so maybe it's not that bad.
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      Editing … DS verison has the same cutscenes, and additional content. The mobile version is good, but not as good. I recommend the DS version, or when/if they release the mobile version on PC.
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      Editing … From what I understand the Android version is the DS version but with full touchscreen controls that apparently are pretty good for the most part. If that was the deal I'd get it since it sounds better than playing it on an emulator but the catch seems to be that there's DRM and if you go a few hours without internet (on a plane for example) it won't let you play.
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      Editing … Just play the SNES version on emulator?
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      Editing … Neverrr
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      Editing … I'm conflicted about playing the SNES version because the fact the game is available on DS and PSN means the SNES version is obsolete. (And SNES emulation on PSP evidently is not so good, so there's that too) I'm considering downloading the PS1 version instead of the SNES version. Just wondering though, what is the PSN version based on? Because I doubt the game was ever released by itself for the PS1, at least not in the US.
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      Editing … ah, the download is listed as "Final Fantasy Chronicles - Chrono Trigger". But I don't know if it differs from the PSN version. For all I know it could be literally the same aside from missing manual.
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      Editing … Come to think of it, what *is* the manual for Chrono Trigger on PSN? Does it even have one? If the game is from the collection then it never had an english manual that was just for Chrono Trigger.
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