TIME TRAVEL

I would imagine that this search result includes any Chrono Trigger fan-games that would happen to be on here. Aside from that, I'm afraid I don't really know!

There's one on the site called Wings of Time. Do a quick search and you should find it easily enough.

How did I forget that one?

author=Ratty524
And I thought this was going to be about the concept of time travel or whether it's possible or not. :(

Not possible:

Going in the past prior to the time machine's creation creates a paradox since the time machine will cease to exist.

Going in the future... May be possible, but you can't see what actions you have done since you have removed yourself from the time line. I mean you physically went into a machine, which means you were likely reported as missing. Though your existence is so insignificant that you could likely see most of the major world changes. You could debate whether or not when you went back to the past you would remember anything or not. Since going back to the past would erase your knowledge of the future? (Not too sure of this.)

Well, you could time travel to the past if you went inside a black hole, since time goes backwards in those apparently. The problem is you'll be dead before you get anywhere close.

I don't know of many that I've personally played - bar Clock of Atonement, a fantastic yet short game about small-scale time travel that I would recommend but only takes 15 minutes to complete - but apparently this is a good Time Travel game (Shattered Hourglass) too.

Play Civilization V and you will time travel to the next morning.

author=Gourd_Clae
The game plays off this as being paradoxless, since nothing has changed but the info in your brain.

Except info in your brain physically manifests itself as neuronic connections, making it very much a paradox. It is indeed a version of the bootstrap paradox, where things are created without an origin.

Also I don't see how using black holes to send information into the past would work, as black holes are just really dense balls of mass, and nothing else. XD

Becoming slower doesn't mean going backwards.

That's like dividing a number by zero.

You can graph a limit for it, but there's never a final answer.

Sending stuff through a black hole, you just go slower and slower and never reach the end.

the problem is with 'sending stuff through a black hole'. Once something enters the Schwarzschild radius of a black hole, that's it. It's never coming out. That applies even to light. So even if you could send information 'into' a black hole, which would mean shooting some physical manifestation of that information into the schwarzschild radius of the black hole, it wouldn't go anywhere, it would just stay there. We wouldn't even know if it entered the schwarzschild radius to begin with, because the gravity indeed slows down time, as in, light just outside the schwarzschild radius would in the limit take an inifnitely long time to reach us.

Now because time limits to standing still at the schwarzschild radius, I can understand people theorize time moves backwards inside of it, even if I think it's kinda ludicrous, but anything in that radius will never come out, so also not in the past.