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Are there any chrono cross fans and websites that explains the whole story in detail?
I have seen lots of the game video on youtube and i believe it have a story i seem to love.

Help me!

Um.

Wikipedia. Duh.

Try to watch your tone cheese, you enjoy people putting you on ignore? you wont mind if i do?

What, wasn't that kind of obvious in the first place?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrono_Cross#Plot

I'm a chrono fan. Chrono Cross get's a bad wrap because of the subpar translation, and now dated graphics but it was actually a good game and has a really strong soundtrack from Mr. Mitsuda. This is a better link than Wikipedia for finding not only plot summaries, but plot discussions and a encyclopedia of characters and details.

http://www.chronocompendium.com/

It's been around for a few years. It has a lot of contributing members. The amount for detail has really grown.

If you can handle out PS1 graphics I would recommend playing the game. It had some really strong scenes and characters. Not as well polished as chronotrigger, but still a great game.

phillosmaster wrote:I'm a chrono fan. Chrono Cross get's a bad wrap because of the subpar translation, and now dated graphics but it was actually a good game and has a really strong soundtrack from Mr. Mitsuda. This is a better link than Wikipedia for finding not only plot summaries, but plot discussions and a encyclopedia of characters and details.

http://www.chronocompendium.com/

It's been around for a few years. It has a lot of contributing members. The amount for detail has really grown.

If you can handle out PS1 graphics I would recommend playing the game. It had some really strong scenes and characters. Not as well polished as chronotrigger, but still a great game.

Thank you very much! this is exactly what im looking for.
( im not worried about the graphics , im more interested in reading the story than playing it )

That link is a godsend because even if you play the game chances are you won't understand the whole story. This is for a couple reasons:
1. It pretty non linear therefore there are alot of optional things you could miss that help flesh out the story.
2. Some of the scenes are pretty vague and symbolic ala Evengelion and take some analysis to interpret.
3. The translation into English wasn't the best. That doesn't help 1 and 2.

But the chronocompendium holds your hand through all that and attempts to make sense of it all.

I knew a girl that was literally hypnotized by this game, I lent it to her and she never gave it back. I think she played like through like 6 or 7 times.