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For translated materials, visit Supporting Material Translation. Check out Interviews also. The scripts of all games are available at Scripts. Note Cutscene List and Savepoint List. Videos (like commercials and trailers) can be found at Videos. Want a new Chrono game? Read Chrono Break. The Chrono font is ITC Serif Gothic Heavy (thanks cald).

Altogether, these people were with Chrono series development throughout all three games:

• Masato Kato (Scenario Writer, Director)
• Yasunori Mitsuda (Music Composition & Arrangement)
• Yasuyuki Honne (Art Direction)
• Minoru Akao (Sound Programming)
• Hiroki Chiba (Event Planning)
• Kyoko Yamashita (Public Relations, Localization)

These people worked on Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross, but not Radical Dreamers:

• Katsuhisa Higuchi (Programming)
• Kiyoshi Yoshii (Battle Programming)
• Chiharu Minekawa (Sound Effects)

These people worked on Chrono Trigger and Radical Dreamers, but not Chrono Cross:

• Eiji Nakamura (Sound Engineer)
• Haruyuki Nishida (Battle Planning)
• Makoto Shimamoto (Battle Planning)
• Keitarou Adachi (Programming)

This person worked on Chrono Cross and Radical Dreamers, but not Chrono Trigger:

• Masaki Kobayashi (Programming)

References to the Chrono series can be found in a few other games.

• Ninja Gaiden

Ninja Gaiden was before Chrono Trigger's time, but Masato Kato did work on the game. Irene Lew's codename for the CIA is "Sea Swallow", which you might recognize as the name of Serge's weapon in Chrono Cross.

• BS DynamiTracer

A poyozo is seen on the score scene.

• Xenogears

Lucca appears as an NPC towards the beginning of the game.

• Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime

• Baten Kaitos

There are two guards named Gram and Leon, a nod to Gran and Leon (Masa and Mune to North American players).

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