Dragon Quest series creator Yuji Horii is once again commenting, but not really saying much, about a potential Chrono Trigger remake. Horii, who was supervisor and scenario writer on the original version of Chrono Trigger, inadvertently set the JRPG community ablaze back in May by seemingly confirming the existence of a Chrono Trigger remake, but later reports claimed he never actually mentioned one. Still, the toothpaste was unleashed from the tube, and Chrono Trigger diehards have been waiting eagerly, if not hopelessly, for an announcement. Dragon Quest creator hints he hasn't forgotten about the Zenithian Trilogy: "There are various projects in motion, it's just that 7 happened to get completed first" After modernizing the first three Dragon Quest games, remake producer says if the HD-2D games are "really well regarded," then "that would definitely create a movement within the company to want to do more remakes" The Outer Worlds 2 director bravely says Chrono Trigger is "the best JRPG ever and it's not even close" - and that it doesn't get enough credit for being one of the only ones where "you don't actually have to grind" Again, this doesn't really move the needle in either direction in terms of substantiating or dampening Chrono Trigger remake rumors, but it's a little surprising that Horii said anything more than 'no comment," especially after the kerfuffle he started earlier in the year. Chrono Trigger first released on the Super Nintendo back in 1995, and although it's been ported numerous times to newer hardware, including mobile, it's never been substantially retouched, remastered, or as most fans are hoping for at this point, remade. And as you might expect, Square Enix has yet to officially tease, much less announce, anything of the sort. Find out why Chrono Trigger tops our list of the best JRPGs of all time.