Playing the first game will have a lot of things make more sense, but isn't required.

It's a picture from Brawl, back when they announced the Little Mac trophy.

Well if it makes you feel better, I've recently discovered due to other comments spurring me to research more indepthly, they don't actually DIE against Dalton, specifically. They do die eventually, and Guardia as a whole is destroyed by him, but they aren't killed by him. Though they also don't win, so take that as…

Reading up on it, it appears they do live. But they also show up as "Ghost Children" in certain parts of Chrono Cross, so they do EVENTUALLY die. Point is the book this article is about is written by someone who clearly didn't do the research.

Okay so it's not 100% known who it is that kill Chrono and Marle (because they do get killed along with the Kingdom) but Dalton is the most likely candidate.

You are wrong.

That animation is also in the DS version. But yeah, the person who wrote this book is a hack.

Just as in Guardia, in Japan the burden of proof is on you, not the state. Blogger Eric Yosomono paints a terrible picture of being arrested in Japan—of brutal interrogations, of a system designed at all levels to convict you, of depressing and demeaning prison conditions. We can explore the Guardia jail at length…

So, who is the next leader of Guardia? Will it been Queen Guardia XXXIV, or perhaps King Crono the Silent? Neither Chrono Trigger nor its sequels provide the answer to this question of monarchical legacy. Although gender roles tend to skew patriarchal, the crown should rightfully fall to Marle.

Chrono Trigger's 2300 AD is a future where people have become irrelevant. The world has moved on, and humans have been left in its dust. Those who survive live in terror of mutated monstrosities and killbot patrols. Is this the fault of Lavos breaking free from the core of the planet and scorching the globe with…

Old. I saw one of Rob with exchangeable wolf head like, a year ago.

That's for a sequel, not a DLC.

BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma

And nothing of value was lost.

Hoop jumping.

I'm always nervous one day someone is going to get shot over stuff like this.

Well then. I like that answer.

In between the poignant messages that feel like they were aimed directly at my stupid, blocky heart, there's plenty of good-natured humor, LEGO sight gags, and jokes and references only the hardcore LEGO collector will understand. And the cameos — my god. Almost every major LEGO property makes an appearance, even if…

She's literally a god. Having an entire galaxy in her pants is not that insane, to me.

It's Kotaku, that's kind of a given.