Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Chrono Trigger (Square 1995 SNES)
For this game I used a bugfix patch and a translation patch
Run Time: 6h48m00s
Run Skill Level: Fair
Run Category: 100%; All Bosses; No Deaths; Glitchless
This is Chrono Trigger. Defeating every boss without any character getting KOed or Petrified without the use of any glitches or offbeat shenanigans.
This route will get you through the game with minimal difficulty. There are a few moments where you will still get through safely, but not unscathed.
The following bosses can provide a challenge and are worth saving before attempting on your first couple playthroughs when using this guide as a base:
1) Magus's second form
It's a literal race against time with this guy. For extra safety, you can always chug ethers while using tonics during the fight before going back on the attack.
2) Spekkio
Masamune Spekkio simply cannot be defeated without casualties upon the first opportunity you get to fight him. It's not worth trying.
Other forms of Spekkio will kill you if you visit them too early as well.
3) Heckran
My best advice for Heckran is to always have Chrono queued up with a healing item after Heckran starts using whirlpool as he can be a jerk and use it on the same person twice.
4) Dragon Tank
This boss gives an argument for going out of the way to pick up the sword upgrade.
5) Son of Sun
If you're not prepared, this guy has extremely high punishing magic attacks. And a roulette gimmick that is sure to frustrate.
This video was made using Snes9X 1.43 (Bilinear Mode 7), Lagarith, RetroArch, ScaleFX, XSoft, and Open Broadcast Software
Chrono Trigger (Square 1995 SNES)
For this game I used a bugfix patch and a translation patch
Run Time: 6h48m00s
Run Skill Level: Fair
Run Category: 100%; All Bosses; No Deaths; Glitchless
This is Chrono Trigger. Defeating every boss without any character getting KOed or Petrified without the use of any glitches or offbeat shenanigans.
This route will get you through the game with minimal difficulty. There are a few moments where you will still get through safely, but not unscathed.
The following bosses can provide a challenge and are worth saving before attempting on your first couple playthroughs when using this guide as a base:
1) Magus's second form
It's a literal race against time with this guy. For extra safety, you can always chug ethers while using tonics during the fight before going back on the attack.
2) Spekkio
Masamune Spekkio simply cannot be defeated without casualties upon the first opportunity you get to fight him. It's not worth trying.
Other forms of Spekkio will kill you if you visit them too early as well.
3) Heckran
My best advice for Heckran is to always have Chrono queued up with a healing item after Heckran starts using whirlpool as he can be a jerk and use it on the same person twice.
4) Dragon Tank
This boss gives an argument for going out of the way to pick up the sword upgrade.
5) Son of Sun
If you're not prepared, this guy has extremely high punishing magic attacks. And a roulette gimmick that is sure to frustrate.
This video was made using Snes9X 1.43 (Bilinear Mode 7), Lagarith, RetroArch, ScaleFX, XSoft, and Open Broadcast Software







![The Legend of Zelda HD (Retranslated) Visual Guide
The Legend of Zelda (1986, NES, Nintendo)
Run TIme: 37m27s
Run Skill Level: Difficult
Run Category: Any% Glitchless
[2] Starting with the second dungeon will provide you with a nice supply of bombs and a heart container (an extra hit point represented by hearts). Take out Dodongo with two bombs to the face (for good measure) and a sword swing to the face right after and he should go down easy enough.
After this, youll grab a secret heart container and make your way to the first sword upgrade. You must have 5 hearts in order to wield the sword. Along the way youll also be grabbing some secret money stashes. There will be many more money stashes grabbed through the course of the game.
Another rule of thumb is if a boss from one Stage appears in another, you can usually just walk around it or if that doesnt appear to be an option, then youll be using a bomb on a wall to reveal a hidden area.
[1] After getting your sword upgrade, head to Stage 1 for the Bow and Arrow. Arrows require one rupee per arrow in order to be used.
After this stage, youll want to buy the candle. Itll pay for itself in no time with all the hidden money stashes youll find.
[3 ] Stage 3 is next for the raft item. Youll need this to get our next (more useful) important items. Take out Mandragora with some well placed bombs.
[4] Using the raft at a certain green pier will take you to Stage 4, where youll find the very useful ladder item.
[5] Climb the Mountain (up 4 times). Level 5 has the whistle. Use it to take out the Boss of the dungeon. Afterwards youll be using the Whistle to get around much easier.
[7] When given a choice between a heart and a potion, youll want the potion for Ganon later on.
Stage 7 is in the Fairy pond. Be sure to find some meat before going here to bribe the guard with.
Once youre in the lost woods, go UP, LEFT, DOWN, then LEFT and that will take you to the next sword upgrade hidden in the cemetery. The upgrade requires 13 hearts.
[6] Head east from the sword upgrade and climb another mountain to get to Stage 6. Defeat the boss here with your bow and arrows.
[8] Youll need to burn a bush on the lower right side of the map to find Stage 8.
[9] After completing the first 8 stages, go climb the mountain in the center, then head left. You should see two rock formations. Bomb the one on the left to find Stage 9. Pick up the silver arrows here.
Ganon is tricky. Hes always invisible, so you have to be quick in spotting where his projectiles are coming from and swing at him, and hit him with the silver arrows. Use a potion if youre low on health.
This was done using RetroArch, ScaleFX, and XSoft The Legend of Zelda HD (Retranslated) Visual Guide](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8adpS0b0syo/mqdefault.jpg)


