Difference between revisions of "Chrono Break Request Form"
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Revision as of 02:20, 3 October 2005
General Information
SquareEnix has a Live Support feature on their website, which allows users to send an e-mail to an operator. It is located on this page. Additionally, SquareEnix lists a method of e-mail and snail mail in its privacy policy:
E-mail: support@square-enix-usa.com
Square Enix, Inc. 6060 Center Drive, Suite 100 Los Angeles, CA 90045
However, Square Enix USA has noted that they have little creative influence. It would be better to e-mail headquarters in Japan, but we currently cannot find a translator to translate the sample letter below into Japanese. This is required, as fans can then print out the sample letter in Japanese and mail it to Square Enix in Japan. If you can translate Japanese, please help us in this small regard! The address, for the curious, is:
SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD. Shinjuku Bunka Quint Bldg. 3-22-7 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8544, Japan
The best way to request a new Chrono game is to do so in a civil, respectful manner. Remember that physical mail is preferred over internet mail as it carries more weight and is much more visible. It is also able to be passed up the corporate chain of command. Here is an example of a letter you may write to the company:
Dear Square Enix,
I am a fan of the Chrono series, which includes the games Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross. I very much enjoyed these titles, and am part of a large community of fans who share in my experiences. I am writing you to express my desire for a new Chrono game, and my full support in purchasing a new title. The series is unique, engaging, and very fun, and I would be overjoyed to see a new addition to its already outstanding lineup of games.
Sincerely,
Name.
You may edit it at will; however, be sure not to fill it with insults or disrespectful comments of any kind. A positive tone must be maintained for any chance of change to exist. Remember what Lucca said on Opassa Beach:
The Time Egg... The ancient sage, Gasper, once called it the Chrono Trigger, you know!? Each of us allows our feelings to be a trigger... Letting them loose changes our world, time, and history!
We can all function as one Chrono Trigger, and bring a new game into the world. Now, let's get to it! And good luck dropping SE a line.
--ZeaLitY 18:50, 25 Jul 2005 (MST)
