<p>Nate, Sebastian, and Ryan all gather to discuss CHRONO CROSS, Square's 1999 JRPG about parallel worlds. We discuss the ways in which it dramatically contrasts itself with its predecessor, its environmentalist themes, and how it's a big, beautiful mess of a game. Nate salivates over deicide, Sebastian agonizes over a bevy of ridiculous optional characters, and Ryan turns "Terminator" into a verb. </p>

Nate, Sebastian, and Ryan all gather to discuss CHRONO CROSS, Square's 1999 JRPG about parallel worlds. We discuss the ways in which it dramatically contrasts itself with its predecessor, its environmentalist themes, and how it's a big, beautiful mess of a game. Nate salivates over deicide, Sebastian agonizes over a bevy of ridiculous optional characters, and Ryan turns "Terminator" into a verb.

<p>Nate, Sebastian, and Ryan all gather to discuss CHRONO CROSS, Square's 1999 JRPG about parallel worlds. We discuss the ways in which it dramatically contrasts itself with its predecessor, its environmentalist themes, and how it's a big, beautiful mess of a game. Nate salivates over deicide, Sebastian agonizes over a bevy of ridiculous optional characters, and Ryan turns "Terminator" into a verb.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 82 - Chrono Cross

A very silly self-guided tour through the history of videogames, from Advance Wars to Zork. Except chronologically. So it would be the other way around.

Join Nate, Sebastian, and Ryan as they play a new game every other week and attempt to distill that game's essence.

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A very silly self-guided tour through the history of videogames, from Advance Wars to Zork. Except chronologically. So it would be the other way around. Join Nate, Sebastian, and Ryan as they play a new game every other week and attempt to distill that game's essence.

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Episode 82 - Chrono Cross

Episode 82 - Chrono Cross