This actually makes perfect logical sense, as at that point in the game there's still one crystal Golbez has not obtained yet. Also, despite that you're never able to see it normally, the uppermost crystal chamber is empty. What most players don't know, however, is that this Crystal Room is not only fully intact, but there's actually something else beyond it, which can only be reached via a walk-through-walls code! The Crystal Room itself is arranged in a rather strange way, preventing access to the center of the room, and examining any of the crystals causes the game to crash rather spectacularly. And anyone who's made it this far also knows that as soon as you set foot in this room, you trigger a hidden pit trap and fall to another section of the tower, never to return. This prototype is truly a treasure for Chrono Trigger fans!Īnyone who's played through Final Fantasy IV knows that deep within the Tower of Bab-il exists a large Crystal Room, where all the crystals stolen by Golbez are kept. Perhaps most interesting of all are the presence of several dungeons that were removed entirely from the final! These include an entire area underneath the sealed ruins north of Medina, a strange series of catacombs under Zeal Castle, and the famed Singing Mountain. Many items differ from their final counterparts numerous graphics are different, missing, or were removed from the final some of the music is in an unpolished state, while others are absent or were removed from the final and the world as a whole is different in numerous ways. Going outside the demo boundaries reveals that much of the rest of the game is present and in a fairly complete state, with a lot of interesting differences both major and minor.
The game contains four pre-set demo areas for players to explore, spanning from the start of the game to shortly through Magus' Castle.
A prototype of Chrono Trigger presumably used at trade shows and/or by reviewers, that was eventually leaked and released on the internet.
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