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==Fan Art== | ==Fan Art== | ||
Fan Art is another venerated avenue of interpreting the games, and the characters of the Chrono series have long been popular studies for artists. | Fan Art is another venerated avenue of interpreting the games, and the characters of the Chrono series have long been popular studies for artists. | ||
Revision as of 02:32, 10 May 2009
From the nostalgic class of 1995 who discovered Chrono Trigger on the SNES, to the latest generation of retrogamers and Chrono Cross fans, each fan is a vital part of the community that has celebrated the series from its inception and continue to expand upon it and interpret it in new ways. You might also be interested in the Community Map, an audit of existing Chrono sites conducted in May 2006. Fan work also crops up in the Downloads section.
The Community area is divided into four sections:
Fan ProjectsFan Projects include anything that does not fall into the realm of the sections below. Common to this section are efforts to remake or form a sequel to Chrono Trigger or forge other playable games. Remix projects and rom hacks are also featured - anything goes. |
Fan FictionFan Fiction is the most common expression of appreciation, and draws on the literary powers of fans to sculpt new adventures and worlds based off the series canon set out beforehand. The Chrono Compendium library features the best work of its members and pieces from other authors as well. |
Fan ArtFan Art is another venerated avenue of interpreting the games, and the characters of the Chrono series have long been popular studies for artists. |
