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os remaster tem dois estilos bem diferentes,
Só modelos dos personagens e as batalhas são 3d, restante do CC é 2D, pixel art. No Saga Frontier é tudo 2D, incluindo os personagens.
Um port tão pobre não vale 105 reais, aguardo uma promoção de 50%,Os preços na eshop e no xbox:
Comprar o CHRONO CROSS: THE RADICAL DREAMERS EDITION | Xbox
CHRONO CROSS is an RPG that transcends time and space, unfolding across two interlinked parallel worlds. With over 40 party members to meet, people and dimensions will intertwine in this epic drama about the planet itself.www.xbox.com
CHRONO CROSS: THE RADICAL DREAMERS EDITION para Nintendo Switch - Site Oficial da Nintendo para Brasil
Compre CHRONO CROSS: THE RADICAL DREAMERS EDITION e encontre outros excelentes produtos da Nintendo online na My Nintendo Store oficial Brazil.www.nintendo.com
Se for ver que e um trabalho bem mais ou menos tá até alto demais.Comparação no metacritic, ambos com poucas reviews até o momento (ps1 16 x ps4 15), a diferença é gritante
Siliconera dando 100
Pelo que andei lendo de alguns reviews, parece que o game foi um port bem preguiçoso da Square Enix, muitos até achando que chamar de remaster nem seria o correto. Mencionam vários problemas de fps e as CGs que não tiveram um novo retrabalho de melhoria de resolução (praticamente às mesmas do PSOne). De ponto positivo parece que a fonte e a interface estão bem melhores em relação às versões dos FF Pixel Rematers.
Chrono merecia algo bem melhor trabalhado.
Crippled frame rates and performance are more obvious than ever
Sharp character models contrast with blurry, smooth filtered backdrops
Newly remastered musical tracks are part of the launcher menu and not actually integrated within the game
FMV segments haven't been ups
Calling Chrono Cross a remaster does feel like somewhat of a disservice to the quality of Square-Enix's more recent titles, such as Legend of Mana and SaGa Frontier. Each and every scene and background in the original Chrono Cross was beautifully drawn out by either Yasuyuki Honne, a member of Square that later went on to work on the Baten Kaitos series or five other field map designers that brought Termina to life. These backdrops each had a surprising amount of color and distinctive feel to them that made each island that Serge and the crew visited feel unique from one another. They were truly pinnacle achievements of what could be done on the PlayStation 1. In the years past, fans have done their own attempts to upscale the backgrounds and environments to good effect but I had hopes that the definitive release of Chrono Cross from none other than the same hands that molded this experience from nothing at all could do far better than what a piece of upscaling software could do.
Unfortunately, the more I played and ventured from Arni Village to Termina to Marbule and beyond, the more that the glaring 'remaster' graphics stood out as not just a weak pass at improving the art but rather destroying those backdrops that I remember so fondly. What was once chaotic yet balancing brush strokes were instead muted and smeared with the layer of vaseline that can often come with a low-quality upscale. They're a stark contrast to the focused, sharpened character models and the crucial indicators of walkable paths or scene exits can often be difficult to focus on. That being said, if you're looking forward to the upgraded menus, font, and character portraits, you're forced to stick with the 'remastered' graphics on the whole, as the two versions of Chrono Cross are separated through a menu toggle from the initial launcher.
Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition is a title that I truly wish had been given the extra effort to address some of the core issues surrounding the frame rates of the original PlayStation 1 release. The crippled frame rates, which remain a constantly fluctuating 15-20 FPS in battles, are only exacerbated by providing players with the ability to slow down and fast forward gameplay without having to finish the game first. In another time, another place, perhaps Chrono Cross The Radical Dreamers Edition would be more critically revered this second time around but I can find little reason to recommend this particular bundle over the PlayStation 1 release based on the core game alone. However, Radical Dreamers has been a title I've long-awaited to play with an official English localization, and including this experimental Super Famicom sound novel into the package helps soften the sting of the otherwise lackluster remaster.
Reviewed on PS5 (PlayStation 4 version). Review code provided by the publisher.
www.metacritic.com
Dá pra ver que ainda tem uma margem ali na horizontal. Porque raios não esticam mais isso pra ganhar mais espaço de tela?não é preta, mas é em 4:3
