In compliance with the letter, the development team ceased development on the game, and existing modifications (including Prophets Guile) were taken down. On May 8, 2009, Chrono Trigger: Crimson Echoes received a cease & desist letter, along with all other game modification activity (even research) at the Chrono Compendium.
CHRONO RESURRECTION FULL LEAK SERIES
The team planned to release Crimson Echoes on as the first feature-length fan Chrono series game, and an unprecedentedly exhaustive work in the ROM modification community. The plot featured the original cast as they struggled against a new villain risen from the legacy of Zeal. By May 2009, the game featured ~35 hours of game play, 10 multiple endings, and 23 chapters, much like the original Chrono Trigger it was around 98% complete. Development continue thanks to a dedicated group of fans through 2009. The official Crimson Echoes website website was updated and now only shows the following:Ĭhrono Trigger: Crimson Echoes was a fan project modification of the Chrono Trigger ROM begun in late 2004.
We have also shut down and made inaccessible any discussion boards used for the development of ROM-hacking fan projects on this website, including: We have already destroyed all known copies of Chrono Trigger: Crimson Echoes and other modifications and projects. However, our compliance has the practical effect of ending the Compendiums support for ROM modification projects of any kind, with regard to copyrighted Square Enix works such as Chrono Trigger, Radical Dreamers, and Chrono Cross. Most of the Chrono Compendium webpages and forums will be unaffected by these changes. We have decided to comply with Square Enixs demands. As with Chrono Trigger: Resurrection and Chrono Trigger Remake Projects letters, we have uploaded the letter for viewing here as a matter of public interest.
On May 8, we received a wide-reaching cease and desist letter from Square Enix, Inc.
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