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· 8-Bit Era

Chāoshí Kōng zhī Lún

Shenzhen Nanjing Technology · Role-playing (RPG)

Overview

Shi Kong Zhi Lun, also known as Chrono Trigger, is a Chinese unlicensed demake of Square's Chrono Trigger made by Shenzhen Nanjing Technology. It makes use of the same engine as Shenzhen's other RPGs, though it attempts to incorporate the active battle system of the original game. Much content was cut to fit what could be fit onto the cartridge, and the game still does not continue past the battle with Magus, who is nearly impossible to defeat.

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Chāoshí Kōng zhī Lún — screenshot

Screenshot Chāoshí Kōng zhī Lún 1

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8-Bit Era

1983–1990

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Game data

Original title
Chāoshí Kōng zhī Lún
Developer
Shenzhen Nanjing Technology
Genres
Role-playing (RPG)
Era
8-Bit Era