The fan Web site Terminator Files chronicles this frequent rewriting of James Cameron's original science-fiction timeline with news about upcoming movie and television projects, past, present and future cast news and interviews with series stars. Delving beneath the homepage reveals a variety of official and fan-generated content. There's a collection of Windows and Mac screen savers (the latter of which unfortunately don't work with Mac OS X Leopard) from Terminator 2 and Terminator 3, a bunch of super-sized photos for use as desktop images and WAV files from the three theatrical releases. There's also a cache of skins for Unreal Tournament, Neverwinter Nights and Half-Life that allow players to assume the classic exoskeleton look of the T-800 in game.

Elsewhere on the site there are extensive files chronicling the franchise's variant timelines and chronology, showing each iteration that's been spawned by the comic-book, movie and television sequels. These are particularly handy for anyone trying to figure out exactly when Judgment Day is supposed to happen, when Skynet became self-aware or any other time-related minutiae from the series.