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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Probably hoping for more attention, the CE team chose a very bad timing to announce the imminent release of their hack, since it came when the DS version of Chrono Trigger had been recently released. SE's reaction, while arguably heavy-handed, wasn't without motivation - coverage and diffusion of CE may have caused more people to know more about emulation and that there was also a version of CT you could get for free. |