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A blog and wiki for baseball video games from around the globe. Blog posts cover both new and old games, with a deep interest in making foreign titles accessible and preserving information on forgotten, older titles.

A worker-owned, reader-supported news site covering video games, the internet, and the cultures that surround them.

Articles on early video game history through the lens of the Atari Video Computer System's library, in chronological release order.

Game development, Japanese digs, Perservation, and related ongoing. By the developer of YOYOZO (only 39 KB and listed alongside Mario & Zelda as one of the "Best Games of 2023")

Wherein I play and blog about every adventure game ever made in (nearly) chronological order.

Springboard is a weekly newsletter that covers Gaming, Tech, and Mental Health. Starting in 2024, there have been exclusive interviews with developers, from gaming to emulators, as well as insights into the making of Daryl's published books, including the upcoming release, 'The Making of Tomb Raider: 1997-2000'.

Games That Weren't is a long-running archive dedicated to cancelled and unreleased video games, prototypes and lost gaming history. Since 1999, we have been preserving rare information, assets and developer stories from across all eras of gaming.

Website dedicated to scanning/preserving video games and their history.

Fan translation and import gaming blog focusing on weird and underappreciated games.

Zelda archivist & publication campaigner since 2001. Art, books, manga, the retro & rare. Into Zelda? I've quietly been the source for a lot of what you know.

A large database of interviews with the people who made the Zelda games. We also have related databases of games, people, and quotes, and post daily quotes on social media.

A website dedicated to exploring and detailing the content of, and promotional material for, ICO (2001); a PlayStation 2 cult classic that first demonstrated the philosophies of Fumito Ueda, the esteemed game designer.

I mostly talk about gaming, but also the art and the internet as a whole. Come by and say hi! :3

JAMMArcade.net is a comprehensive online resource dedicated to the preservation, troubleshooting, and repair of classic arcade game hardware. The website primarily features detailed repair logs where technicians document their step-by-step processes for diagnosing and fixing various arcade boards. The site also offers a wealth of technical resources including a PCB encyclopedia, diagnostic tools, capacitor lists and other miscellaneous files.

Writing on videogames and the ways they break our hearts.

Eclectic Gaming Reviews, Articles, and Podcasts for the Boring Averse.

The best of overlooked and underappreciated computer and video games, from yesterday and today. It's pronounced "Mo-ay-gay-mer"

Collecting every golf video game, and identifying what makes each one of them interesting.

We play Nintendo games and there's two of us. Retro-focused articles including satire, tutorials, digital archeology, and whatever the hell we feel like writing.

The goal of The Obscuritory is reappreciation. There’s more to old games than nostalgia or mockery! Every game and program is worth considering, which means approaching them sincerely and accepting their out-of-date parts in context.