SNES
Chrono Trigger
2 projects on the board for the SNES version: 0 recomp, 2 decomp.
- First released
- 1995
- Also released on
- PS1, NDS, PC (Windows) (per Wikidata; no project on the board works from these versions)
| Kind | Project | Claimed | Claimed through | Maintainer | Description (the repository's) | Works from (serial) | Game file hash | Toolchain | Status | Runs on | Version | Last commit | Started | Licence | Language | Repository | Approach (owner's) | Notes (owner's) | Wants help with | Tags | Links | ID |
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| decomp | ChronoRET | claimed | its .recomp.json file | Akill | A byte-exact matching decompilation of Chrono Trigger (SNES, US) in readable, independently reviewed 65816 assembly. Documentation and progress on the Kajar wiki. | SNS-ACTE-USA (USA) | SHA-1 de5822f4f2f7a55acb8926d4c0eaa63d5d989312 | Asar | In progress | 2026-10-15 | 2026-08-07 | MIT | Assembly | public | Matching decompilation into readable 65816 and SPC700 assembly (asar) that rebuilds the original byte for byte; every routine is independently reviewed. | All reachable 65816 code is matched, readable and independently verified. The SPC700 sound driver is being matched now; the code inside the compressed $C3 module is next. Progress and devlog are on the Kajar wiki. | Reviewing routine headers Naming unknown RAM and data SPC700 sound driver | matching, 65816, spc700, asar | Kajar wiki Progress | chrono-trigger-thisisakill | ||
| decomp | dscotton/ct_disassembly | no | 65816 Disassembly of Chrono Trigger for the SNES | 2026-07-11 | 2026-07-10 | CC0-1.0 | Assembly | public | chrono-trigger-dscotton |
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