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Chrono Series Resources

• Our Millennial Fair, homepage of Yasunori Mitsuda
• Chrono Center, the de-facto Japanese Compendium
• Chrono Cross Japanese - English Dictionary
• Geiger's Crypt, home of Temporal Flux
• Blitzkrieg Innovations, home of SPC hacking pioneer JCE3000GT
• SadNES cITy Translations, Italian translators of Cross
• Terminus Traduction, French translators of Cross & Radical Dreamers

Affiliates and Link Exchanges

• Fantasy Anime, a collection of RPG shrines
• JDBF Castle, from Doulifée
• Eminence Online, VGM musicians
• Final Fantasy Compendium
• Final Fantasy Wiki
• GlitterBerri's Translations
• Seikens.com, a Seiken Densetsu resource
• Square Haven

Chrono Shrines and Works

• Chrono Crisis by Chains of Fate
• Chrono Trigger Novel Project
• Chrono Trigger Unglued
• CT++, a site about the Prerelease
• CuteLucca Fanart & Doujinshi
• DrDeath16's Myspace CT Homage
• KWhazit's Page, birthplace of the Retranslation
• Let's Play Chrono Trigger, a humorous playthrough
• ManaTrigger, a double-shrine to CT and SoM
• Radical Dreamers Merkabah, by Radical Pain and radical_blues
• Radical R's Radical Dreamers Site
• Time Crash
• Twilight of Fate, by Daniel Krispin
• Warrior Mage, the approved Flea fanlisting and mini-shrine

Ramsus's Picks

• Hardcore Gaming 101, all content, no nonsense. A real gaming site.
• Tri-Ace, a really talented game company. Just play Radiata Stories to see what I mean.
• Dejap, these guys did some really amazing translation work. Too bad they're not around anymore.
• Folklore.org - read about the development of the original Macintosh, from the folks who lived it.

ZeaLitY's Picks

• Frank Klepacki, a VGM and scene music god; my Wikipedia article on him is now featured because he is that awesome
• GoldenEye Forever, the GoldenEye 007 Compendium
• Petroglyph Games, the second incarnation of Westwood Studios
• SNES APU on a PC
• USF Central, headquarters of the movement to rip n64 audio
• OneUp Studios, the only remixing site not run by egomaniac nerds
• Low-tech Son on Youtube, awesome Japanese VGM small band