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Yuji Horii, responsible for writing the scenario and supervising development of the legendary Chrono Trigger, has accidentally let it slip that a remake is in production. The Super Nintendo classic is often held among the greatest RPGs of all time, and though it has seen a handful of re-releases, has never been fully remade.
According to fans in attendance at Napoli Comicon, Horii accidentally mentioned a Chrono Trigger remake, before being informed of his mistake and realizing what he'd done. Word was spread by Reddit user df_tarocco_1, and the incident has been corroborated in another thread by TheFishyOne, who both claim to have been in the audience. Horii supposedly let it slip that Chrono Trigger was receiving a remake, but when pressed further, said something along the lines of, "You have heard nothing" (via a translator at the event).
While independent corroboration seems pretty convincing, this is hardly official confirmation that Square Enix is moving forward with a Chrono Trigger remake. As one of the big three, Horii is likely in the know about all the developments regarding Chrono Trigger. He's the CEO of a company called Armor Project, which has exclusively worked with Enix since before its merger with Square. He has continued to be a major figure in the Dragon Quest franchise, and, if the Chrono Trigger remake is real, would likely have a heavy hand in its direction.
Yuji Horii, responsible for writing the scenario and supervising development of the legendary Chrono Trigger, has accidentally let it slip that a remake is in production. The Super Nintendo classic is often held among the greatest RPGs of all time, and though it has seen a handful of re-releases, has never been fully remade.
According to fans in attendance at Napoli Comicon, Horii accidentally mentioned a Chrono Trigger remake, before being informed of his mistake and realizing what he'd done. Word was spread by Reddit user df_tarocco_1, and the incident has been corroborated in another thread by TheFishyOne, who both claim to have been in the audience. Horii supposedly let it slip that Chrono Trigger was receiving a remake, but when pressed further, said something along the lines of, "You have heard nothing" (via a translator at the event).
While independent corroboration seems pretty convincing, this is hardly official confirmation that Square Enix is moving forward with a Chrono Trigger remake. As one of the big three, Horii is likely in the know about all the developments regarding Chrono Trigger. He's the CEO of a company called Armor Project, which has exclusively worked with Enix since before its merger with Square. He has continued to be a major figure in the Dragon Quest franchise, and, if the Chrono Trigger remake is real, would likely have a heavy hand in its direction.