[PREVIEW] Watch Out for Fireballs! 327: Chrono Trigger (Premium)

Watch Out for Fireballs!

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Leisure, Video Games

4.7 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2021

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

It's about time!

This week, we set our wayback machines to 1995 to discuss one of the most beloved games of all time. Chrono Trigger was part of a late salvo of 16-bit RPGs that defined a generation of storytelling for people who grew up with it. We have problems with the shallowness of its systems, but its charisma can't be denied.

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0:00.0	I'd like to start out by thanking some people.
0:03.2	People like Ryan Weiss, The Ugly Machine, Matt Leninovich, James Charnock, and Daniel.
0:11.5	All of these are people who have gone to patreon.com slash duckfeed TV and helped us out by kicking us some money.
0:18.7	You can be like them and get access to not only the full version of this premium watchoff
0:24.2	Fireballs, but all previous ones, in addition to a whole bunch of other stuff by going to
0:28.3	Patreon.com slash DuckFeed TV.
0:31.1	Thank you.
0:31.6	Thank you. Thank you. The
0:57.0	The My name is Gary Butterfield.
1:27.7	My name is Cole Ross.
1:29.7	And you're listening to Watch Out for Fireballs.
1:31.5	It is a games club podcast.
1:33.3	And this week we're talking about Chrono Trigger,
1:35.8	which is a Japanese role-playing game,
1:37.9	developed and published by Square for the S&ES in 1995.
1:43.5	Yeah.
1:44.4	Yeah. And it was sponsored by 1995. Yeah. Yeah.
1:45.0	And it was sponsored by Cole.
1:47.3	Hi, everybody.
1:48.9	It's cool.
1:49.8	I hope you like this thing that I brought you.
1:51.7	Yeah, no.
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