Welcome to Time Circuits, a Chrono Cross site.
More Music from the CC Demo
written by manganese @ 22:54 CDT 8-9-99
More music from the Japanese Chrono Cross demo was recorded in my absence, and is available on our Music page. Things like village, battle, and the overworld music are downloadable, in MP3 format of course. I also put up some MIDIs of them, if you prefer the computer-generated touch.
I'm back from wherever I was...
written by manganese @ 19:48 CDT 8-8-99
Eh, here I am. I was on vacation for a while, then my comp died, then I went on vacation again, so I wasn't entirely able to update everything quite the way I'd like to have. For those of you who think Time Circuits is dead, it's not. I added a sidebar, but it's only temporary until I can make a better way to do it (probably tables because they're purdy). I also am thinking about moving the site to Tripod or something, because of Fortune City's new moronic policy of having ad banners at the top of my page. Lots more to update, look for more in a week or so.
Chrono Cross Opening Music
written by manganese @ 14:30 CDT 7-19-99
A few days ago, I received from one of my friends on IRC the opening music to Chrono Cross. It sounds like some Irish-Celtic music, with violins and drums and the like. This, of course, was written by our beloved Yasunori Mitsuda of CT and Xenogears fame. Click here to download this sneak listen (I guess :p) of the next Squaresoft masterpiece.
Probable Choice for Chrono Cross Musical Composer
written by manganese @ 14:30 CDT 7-17-99
Over in Japan, Squaresoft has been looking at different candidates to compose the music for Chrono Cross. Although many names have been glanced at, only one stands out: Yasunori Mitsuda. Mitsuda wrote most of the Chrono Trigger score, and headed the music for Xenogears and Tobal No. 1 among other games. I, personally, hope that Mitsuda returns to create more masterpieces for CC, as he is my personal favorite of game music (note the title of the site :>).
