Tagged “retro-gaming”
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Drop n' Spin Dash
A fan-made Neocities site centered on Classic Sonic the Hedgehog, built with the nostalgia and handmade charm of the old…
DSDA: Doom Speed Demo Archive
A dedicated archive of verified Doom speedrun demo files and rankings, maintaining decades of competitive records for th…
EmuDev
A resource on emulator development, with guides and documentation for people who want to learn how to build their own em…
Fixing E.T. for the Atari 2600
A walk-through of how to patch the infamous Atari 2600 E.T. game, explaining why its pits frustrate players and the smal…
Free 80s Arcade: Combat
Play Atari 2600 Combat in the browser with an emulator, battling tanks and planes in the classic two-player shooter with…
Free the Game Boy
A project site about a battery-free Game Boy powered by solar and button-press energy, explaining how it keeps playing t…
Galaxian 3: Project Revival
The story of Namco's 28-player Galaxian 3 arcade behemoth from the late 1980s and one hobbyist's effort to resurrect the…
Game Boy Essentials
A project reviewing the essential Game Boy games you need to play to understand the handheld's appeal and its success, o…
Game Bub: Open-Source FPGA Retro Handheld
A launch post for an open-source FPGA handheld that recreates Game Boy and Game Boy Color hardware and more, after a yea…
GameDate
A scheduling board that helps players gather for sessions in dead multiplayer games, niche mods, and retro netplay, with…
GameFAQs
The classic community archive of player-written game guides, walkthroughs, and message boards, continuously maintained s…
GAMERA
A cozy personal site for game obsessives, with a game log, collection pages, a featured-game carousel and an in-page rad…
Gameslab: An FPGA-Powered Handheld Game Console
A project overview of building a handheld game console around an FPGA, covering the hardware design and low-level softwa…
GamesNostalgia
Four decades of video game history told year by year, from the Apple II and Commodore 64 to the studios and games that s…
GB Studio
A free drag-and-drop game creator for building authentic Game Boy games that run on emulators, the web, or real cartridg…
Halo 2 in HD on the Original Xbox
A deep, readable account of patching Halo 2 to run in HD resolutions on the original Xbox, from reverse engineering the…
Hard*Candy Japanese Arcade Wiki
A wiki devoted to Japanese arcade cabinets, with cabinet lists, parts guides, reviews and a map of where to find arcades…
Hardcore Gaming 101
An encyclopedic site of deeply researched articles on obscure, classic, and international video games, spanning decades…
Hidden Palace
A video game preservation wiki cataloguing unreleased prototypes, beta builds, cut content and developer history for cla…
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How Duke Nukem II's Parallax Scrolling Worked
An illustrated deep dive into how the 1993 DOS game Duke Nukem II faked smooth parallax backgrounds on slow PCs, with an…
How Game Boy Cartridges Work: More Than You Wanted to Know
A friendly, illustrated deep dive into how Game Boy cartridges talk to the console, covering buses, memory maps, bank co…
How Serious Sam Handled Masses of Enemies on 56k Modems
An analysis of the Serious Engine 1 source code explaining how Croteam synchronized hundreds of enemies over slow dial-u…
I Love Software Rendering
An illustrated essay on the charm of software-rendered graphics: sharp pixels, gritty colour banding and DOS-era games r…
Indie Retro News
A news site covering retro and indie games for the Amstrad CPC, C64, ZX Spectrum, and more, plus fresh free indie PC rel…
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