Various websites dedicated to classic games
A nice YouTube channel with some really good remastered tracks from of retro video game music
Various original tracks recorded on Roland SC-88
Various original tracks recorded on real Sound Blaster hardware
Even more retro music recorded on actual hardware
The Elder Scrolls: Arena OST (SC-88)
The Elder Scrolls Chapter II: Daggerfall OST (SC-88)
The Edler Scrolls: Arena (Remastered)
The Elder Scrolls Chapter II: Daggerfall (Remastered)
Warcraft: Orcs & Humans OST (Sound Blaster 16)
Various original tracks recorded on Roland SC-88
Various original tracks recorded on real Sound Blaster hardware
Even more retro music recorded on actual hardware
The Elder Scrolls: Arena OST (SC-88)
The Elder Scrolls Chapter II: Daggerfall OST (SC-88)
The Edler Scrolls: Arena (Remastered)
The Elder Scrolls Chapter II: Daggerfall (Remastered)
Warcraft: Orcs & Humans OST (Sound Blaster 16)
dosraider wrote:Oh my, some people really have a lot of free time, imagine how much time went to those recordings......
Luckily I have also plenty free time, can listen to and enjoy those beauties.
Here's some more nice stuff:
"Shards" tribute (Rise of the Triad)
Goin' down the fast way (remixed)
Goin' Down the Fast Way - Rise Of The Triad OST (lossless audio source)
Run Like Smeg - Rise Of The Triad OST (lossless audio source)
Oww! - Rise Of The Triad OST (lossless audio source)
I Choose the Stairs - Rise Of The Triad OST (lossless audio source)
Havana Smooth - Rise Of The Triad OST (lossless audio source)
Task Force - Rise Of The Triad OST (lossless audio source)
CCCool - Rise Of The Triad OST (lossless audio source)
Tyrian: Tyrian the level (Real SB16 with NEC XR385 Clone)
Tyrian music - asteroid dance 2 AWE32/64
Tyrian music - Gyges
Tyrian music - Savara, the return
We love DOS games! - a really nice site with lots of screenshots from DOS games.
Here's a YouTube user who has uploaded walkthroughs of some demo/shareware games (including Warcraft and C&C):
http://www.youtube.com/user/lesemdan/playlists
http://www.youtube.com/user/lesemdan/playlists
While not directly a gaming website, the site of Bjorn Lynne (composer who wrote the Seven Kingdoms soundtrack) has some nice MP3 and MIDI music for download.
DEMU.org is back, and with a cool new (retro) design
Retro Reviews - a selection of video reviews of retro PC games.
Retro Spirit Games - a blog dedicated to modern games done in retro style.
Retro Spirit Games - a blog dedicated to modern games done in retro style.
Added the following sites to the list, all three courtesy of Hallfiry:
Hallfiry's CD Index
Kult Cover Disks - The Cover CD & Magazine Archive!
Kult Game Downloads
Details on each site are in the first post.
Hallfiry's CD Index
Kult Cover Disks - The Cover CD & Magazine Archive!
Kult Game Downloads
Details on each site are in the first post.
Another interesting YouTube channel:
Gaming History Source
Gaming History Source
Added Litude's Apogee Software Game Information Vault to the list.
Another nice YouTube retro gaming channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/SteveBenway/playlists
The videos are very neatly organized by platform, games are played on original hardware.
http://www.youtube.com/user/SteveBenway/playlists
The videos are very neatly organized by platform, games are played on original hardware.
Re: Various websites dedicated to classic games
Theodor Lauppert's Game Gallery and Download Central are apparently down. They are still accessible via the Wayback Machine:
http://web.archive.org/web/201108240309 ... .ws/games/
http://web.archive.org/web/201108202037 ... entral.ws/
However, the file archive of the Download Central appears to have not been preserved.
http://web.archive.org/web/201108240309 ... .ws/games/
http://web.archive.org/web/201108202037 ... entral.ws/
However, the file archive of the Download Central appears to have not been preserved.
I've just noticed that Demu.org has got a new look. Apparently, this is Demu v2.0 which has launched recently:
Demu v2.0
2015-04-23
New website has launched.
Welcome to the next version of Demu. With the new site I've focused on making it easier to browse the collection. There are several search filters you can use to quickly narrow down the results. Take it for a spin and see what you can find.
A big change in this release is the capability to mirror content from multiple collections. This way I can mix multiple collections in this portal to include the most files. For example the Tucows mirror collection has over 32,000 vintage Windows 95 files.
Finally, The Internet Archive now has embed capability for their online gameplay. Collections which are set to be streamed will support that functionality as well here.
The Obscuritory - a blog dedicated to games that aren't well known.
RetroCollect - a large site dedicated to retro gaming and retro collecting.
2D Will Never Die - not exactly a gaming website, but a site of a pixel artist, with some interesting works and also a selection of spriting tutorials.
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Thank you like usual @MrFlibble.
I've checked the website out and I like it.
A lot of talented artists out there.
The time that went into creating that website seems quality work.
Thank you like usual @MrFlibble.
I've checked the website out and I like it.
A lot of talented artists out there.
The time that went into creating that website seems quality work.
God, Jesus Christ, is number one!hehe
Jesus Christ!hehe
Bless Jesus Christ!
Then please bless my mom.
Honour to my mom Huong Thi Vu
Honour to my dad Thuy Binh Nguyen
Love to cousin Carl Anh Cuong Cao Vu
Thank you Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ!hehe
Bless Jesus Christ!
Then please bless my mom.
Honour to my mom Huong Thi Vu
Honour to my dad Thuy Binh Nguyen
Love to cousin Carl Anh Cuong Cao Vu
Thank you Jesus Christ.
Here's another channel with gameplay recorded on original hardware:MrFlibble wrote:Another nice YouTube retro gaming channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/SteveBenway/playlists
The videos are very neatly organized by platform, games are played on original hardware.
http://www.youtube.com/user/ZEUSDAZ
And here's a neat Let's Play channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Kikoskia