http://www.sendspace.com/file/q6xkfy

Thanks goes to Spekkio of Chrono Compendium forums. Here's the original topic on that forum where I found the link:

http://www.chronocompendium.com/Forums/index.php?topic=6266.0

To be perfectly honest, I haven't yet tested it as it's still downloading, but based on the reactions of people in that topic, I'm guessing this is the real deal.

I've got a question: how different it is from its snes or psx version? CT is one of my faves ever, but I'm not sure if I need another version of the same. So? Does it sounds better than snes? Worse? The same? Maybe some new tracks (yeah, I wish;))?

Haha, it's virtually identical to the SNES version...it's far closer than, say, FFV Advance or FFVI Advance were to their SNES counterparts. The differences are UNBELIEVABLY subtle...so it's probably not worth the download, unless you've got assloads of free HD space, like I do.

Ditto what speyeker said. Unless you think it's worth it to hear a slightly more emphasized bass line in "Secret of the Forest" or an almost unnoticeable delay effect in "Brink of Time," then you're going to be pretty disappointed.

There are a couple new tracks, though, unless they're off the original OST and I've just never heard them before. They're called "A Meeting with Destiny," "Beta Fanfare," "One Sunny Day When We Met," and "Scattering Blossoms." None of them are particularly interesting.

Does anyone have the tracklist of the new names of tracks found in the music box? (all 70 please) Thanks in advance! :)

Most of the game's audio is the same as the two prior versions. The only audio that strikes me as being changed was Chrono's Luminous spell's effect, the Lavos screeches at the end, and the whole final battle track itself, which seemed more... subdued? It reminded me of the FF Advance game's audio, but with less tinny noises from the GB sound chip.

Mikaa

Sorry to correct you Mikaa, but it's Luminaire, not Luminous. And it's Crono, not Chrono

Thanks for this.

thanks dude