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UPDATE: Chrono Trigger And Final Fantasy VI [Not] Launching On PSN This Week
[UPDATE] It appears Sony got this one completely wrong.
On the official PlayStation Twitter feed, Sony backpedaled on its previous announcement.
"Yesterday, we incorrectly reported Final Fantasy VI & Chrono Trigger coming to PSN this Tuesday. They are not. We apologize for the error."
[Thanks, to reader Scott DeRuby for the tip.]
Original story: September 19 2011 03:01 PM
After separate rumors that Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VI (III in the U.S.) were headed to PlayStation Network, the time has finally come.
Surprisingly, Square Enix is dropping these two SNES-era RPG titans on the very same day. The PSN store usually updates on Tuesday so we should see it then.
This news comes on the heels of Chrono Trigger's confirmation for both iOS and Android phones. There is no release date yet announced for those versions of the game.
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