Zelda Archive has rebuilt Clock Town Central for modern viewing. This re-creation has been provided for historical purposes. It is not an actively maintained website.
Additional information about this archive.
This copy of Clock Town Central combines pieces found on 4 different archives of Clock Town Central and 1 archive of Zelda: The Hylian Legends to create the most complete copy of the website possible.
This is a re-creation of the final version of the website prior to its closure. The mirror is not a 100% accurate representation of the source. The primary inaccuracy is a series of missing images that were carefully re-created based on knowledge gained while studying Clock Town Central and other Zelda websites from the same era.
- A guide in the upper right corner of your screen will inform you if you click a link to a page that is not available.
- External links either link to an associated page on Zelda Archive or activate notes in Zelda Archive guide with a description of the external website.
- 15 pages are missing.
- 1 piece of fan art is missing. It is possible it may be found in the archives of other websites.
- 1 video is missing.
- 32 images are missing.
- All 32 missing images have been re-created for a more complete viewing experience. These images have been carefully designed to match the original design intent as closely as possible. Most re-created images use only assets that are known to have been available in 2005.
This archive was completed between December 18, 2024 and December 27, 2024. It was officially launched on December 27, 2024.
Clock Town Central was a small Zelda site founded by “the_bomb9234” in April 2001, but they handed over most of the website operations to a new webmaster, “Doh”, after only a few months.
The original URL of this website has not yet been discovered.
Clock Town Central was opened for almost a year before merging with Zelda: The Hylian Legends (ZTHL). The merger did not last long, and the site officially reopened on October 27, 2002.
According to the website staff page, Mases, the founder of Zelda Dungeon, briefly managed their A Link to the Past section before the merger with ZTHL.
The site primarily contains game help information, but very little of it is preserved.
In late 2002 or early 2003, the website was renamed Gamecube 128 and expanded its coverage beyond Zeida, but the closure did not last long and the site was reopened again as a dedicated Zelda section of Gamecube 128.
Gamecube 128 remained open until November 21, 2004, when it was again renamed to Gaming 128 and expanded its coverage beyond Nintendo. Gaming 128 closed on August 8, 2005. Clock Town Central remained open until at least September 2005, but was gone before 2006.
The remaining site leadership, including Doh, reopened Zelda: The Hylian Legends. The new website reused a lot of the content from Clock Town Central. ZTHL closed for the last time in 2007.
Gallery
Basic Information
Founder | John “The_bomb9234” Ross |
Founded date | 2001 Apr. 02 |
Last updated | 2005 Sep. 13 |
Primary URL | ctc.kzoo6.com |
Original URL | clocktown.netfirms.com |
Other URL(s) | ctc.extendedgamer.com clocktowncentral.co.uk clocktowncentral.com |
Archives
2001 Jun. 11 | Earliest discovered archive with updates from one month after founding. |
2001 Jul. 23 | Earliest splash page. Hosted by NetFirms. |
2001 Oct. 30 | Hosted by Extended Gamer. |
2002 Apr. 13 | Timeline of website history. |
2002 May 24 | Website closure notice. |
2002 Nov. 22 | Reopened at Netfirms. |
2003 Jun. 19 | As the Zelda section of Gamecube 128. |
2003 Sep. 11 | Clocktowncentral.com |
2005 Sep. 16 | Final updates. Clocktowncentral.co.uk. |
Notable Contributors
- Doh
- Mases Hagopian
- ZeldaHC
- Sage Saria
- Akira