Tagged “retro-gaming”

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jaggiescrapper.neocities.org Gaming

Jaggie Scrapper

A digital archive of retro fighting games with in-game descriptions, mechanics, and move details, presented in a gloriou…

jsnes.fir.sh Gaming

JSNES

A JavaScript NES emulator that runs right in the browser, with a set of homebrew Nintendo games ready to play using your…

lanparty.house Gaming

LAN Party House

A tour of a house designed around LAN parties, with a basement game room of 12 PCs, wiring decisions and the layout choi…

writing-games.com Gaming

MU* Resources

A curated hub for multi-user text games, listing where to find active MUDs, which clients to use, codebases and guides f…

nanolathe.gg Gaming

Nanolathe

An open-source engine that runs the classic RTS Total Annihilation on modern systems, with a GPU renderer and a playable…

dustmop.io Gaming

NES Graphics - Part 1

An illustrated explainer of how the Nintendo Entertainment System builds its screens from tiles, palettes, sprites and a…

nesmaps.com Gaming

NES Maps

An archive of full maps and sprite sheets from classic Nintendo Entertainment System games, handy for finding your way a…

nesvibes.tsilva.eu Gaming

NESVibes

Play NES games in the browser with a bundled library of homebrew and public-domain titles, or drag in your own ROM files…

nintendolife.com Gaming

Nintendo Life

A dedicated Nintendo news and reviews site covering Switch releases, retro classics, and the wider culture of Nintendo f…

notableultima.com Gaming

Notable Ultima

A fan-built library of unusual and notable discoveries about the Ultima RPG series, collected over years of poking throu…

retroreversing.com Gaming

Official PlayStation 1 Development Kit

A deep dive into the official dev kit hardware Sony gave studios to build PlayStation games, with photos of the boards,…

jfregnault.free.fr Gaming

Old MS-DOS and Windows Games

A fan archive of classic DOS and Windows games like Ultima and Eye of the Beholder, with maps, solutions and 3D extracti…

oldschoolgameblog.com Gaming

Old School Game Blog

A retro gaming blog running since 2011 that covers Amiga classics, the demoscene, and reviews and comparisons of old gam…

oldschoolgamermagazine.com Gaming

Old School Gamer Magazine

A magazine covering retro and classic video games, retro computing, arcade cabinets and pinball, for players reliving th…

xproger.info Gaming

OpenLara

An open-source remake of the original Tomb Raider engine that runs right in the browser, letting you guide Lara through…

overclockworked.neocities.org Gaming

OverClockWorked

A retro game coverage site focused on classic Mac games from 1984 to 2005, with reviews, model-building updates and vint…

library.pardallgames.com Gaming

Pardall Games

A digital museum of 3D models, levels, textures and sprites from PS1, N64 and Saturn games that you can spin around and…

pdd.if-legends.org Gaming

PDD's Adventure Page

A page for classic text adventure fans, covering the history of the genre from Colossal Cave to Scott Adams, Infocom, Le…

pdroms.de Gaming

PDRoms

A hub for free homebrew games, demos and tools for old consoles, handhelds and computers, with news and files for dozens…

playdosgames.com Gaming

PlayDOSGames

Hundreds of classic DOS games playable right in the browser, browsable by genre and release year, from adventure and arc…

babyloniantwins.com Gaming

Porting My 1993 Amiga Game to Godot

A developer revisits Babylonian Twins, an Amiga platformer he wrote in 68000 assembly in Baghdad in 1993, and ports it t…

preben.fun Gaming

Preben paa Eventyr

A 1995 QuickBASIC DOS game resurrected to play in your browser: trapped in a cave, you fight killer bees and green mutan…

princejs.com Gaming

PrinceJS

A faithful HTML5 and JavaScript reimplementation of the MS-DOS Prince of Persia that you can play in the browser, with t…

torinak.com Gaming

Qaop/JS ZX Spectrum

A ZX Spectrum 48K and 128K emulator that runs in the browser, including on phones, with a shelf of classic 8-bit games r…

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