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Chrono Trigger Fanfest Brings Papercraft & Collectibles
The appropriately named website Fangamer has kicked off Chrono Trigger Fanfest 2010, a community-based event that invites gamers to play Chrono Trigger together, and express their love of this classic game through art projects.
Much like our Replay series, you can watch a playthrough of Chrono Trigger with commentary from the Fangamer team. This event has already produced a handful of great artwork pieces like Chrono Trigger papercraft (pictured above and available here). You can also purchase a number of Chrono Trigger inspired items like t-shirts, pins, and keys from Fangamer's store.
I like seeing communities come together to celebrate gaming's most memorable titles. Here's hoping Earth Defense Force 2017 gets its own event in the near future.
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