"On October 17th, 2008, I proposed to my (now) Fiance. Originally I wanted to retun to the site of our first date, Mount Baker, near Bellingham Washington. Sadly, there was no discrete way to get her out there. So I turned to the next best thing, digitally recreating the mountain!

But why stop there? I figured I'd try and recreate many of our other favorite memories -- stargazing, dancing, even her favorite song lyrics (from the Princess Bride). I'm a college student who is studying Compute..."

"6. Tales of Phantasia
5. Secret of Mana
4. Earthbound
3. Final Fantasy III
2. Super Mario RPG
1. Chrono Trigger
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"Square Enix, Inc., the publisher of Square Enix(TM) interactive entertainment products in North America, announced today that it will release CHRONO TRIGGER® in North America this Holiday season. Remastered exclusively for Nintendo DS(TM), this marks the first time that the groundbreaking RPG will be available on a handheld console.

Originally released in 1995 on Super NES® and shipping more than 2.5 million copies worldwide, CHRONO TRIGGER has been hailed as one of the greatest games of a..."

A recent 2ch thread was posted with a small amount of details and a partial scan of a new game reveal from Jump Magazine.

This new game? Chrono Trigger DS, a port with new features from the original game.

This will be confirmed when news from Jump come out later tonight/early tomorrow.

Provided this is true, let the internets rejoice. The scan is provided to the right. The purported release date is Winter 2008.

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[Update: Square Enix has put up a teaser site HERE, and...

"The auction for the sealed copy of Chrono Trigger I wrote about yesterday has closed and the coveted game went or a whopping $1,217. The winning bidder will be a bit poorer but will have one hell of a piece of game history in their hands. If you're itching to drop a load of money on a sealed SNES game and missed out on this one, you can still get a bid in on this copy of MegaMan X2. Opening bid is $1,000. I'm truly amazed... I guess it's true that things are ultimately worth whatever someone ..."