Great Retro-gaming websites - the sticky thread!

[SirClive]

Try Boyo's Retro Fusion site. http://www.retrofusion.org.uk/

[Ant@RetroGearUK]

Looking for a site where I can do writing. Anyone have a site that i can write game reviews and articles on?

Always welcome to submit an article for inclusion on Retro Games Collector (http://www.retrogamescollector.com)

Subject is up to you as long as it is retro gaming related. PM me if you are interested.

[Lorfarius]

Looking for a site where I can do writing. Anyone have a site that i can write game reviews and articles on?

NES-bit.com is looking for writers

[bsg]

Initially I was a bit meh, but I've grown accustomed to Shane's presentation. I miss it this year, real life has taken over and he's not had much time to record.

Yaaawnnnn... got to admit though, spammers are starting to get a little bit cleverer...

[NintendoLegend]

Are we, um, allowed to promote our own websites in this thread? If so... NES fans can check out Nintendo Legend to keep tabs on my quest to play and review every American-released NES video game (over 750 total), along with other occasional entertaining content besides the reviews.

[Alfred Chicken]

Okay, i've found a site that sells retro computers, consoles games, http://www.retrotechuk.com. They have some good stuff on there which is quite hard to come by, especially their Atari 8-bit tapes.

[Retroisler]

Shameless plug for my own site (plus some others I really love)...

Mine is here:-
http://www.retroisle.com

But I'm about to start working on a home-built arcade machine, so the following sites are getting my interest at the mo:

http://www.tmsoft.com/article-arcade.htm
http://arcadecontrols.com/arcade.htm

Of course you can't beat these for awesome retro gaming sites:
http://www.lemon64.com
http://www.lemonamiga.com
http://www,worldofspectrum.org

[Negative Creep]

Looking for a site where I can do writing. Anyone have a site that i can write game reviews and articles on?

NES-bit.com is looking for writers

On that note if someone wants some SNES, PS1 or Saturn reviews I'd be happy to oblige

[thesubcon3]

I could always use more game reviews on my site... send me an example

I also have a new Facebook page that pulls off the articles on my site which is pretty cool.

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pag ... 4227294002

[Negative Creep]

Apologies if it's a repost


http://www.binarydinosaurs.co.uk/index.php

[Gazunta]

Hey Lads -

I just relaunched my site dedicated to reconnecting gamers with games they used to love but can't remember the name of - What Was That Game?

http://www.whatwasthatgame.com

Was once voted website of the month by Edge magazine...now looking for your questions!

[Xtincthed]

shameless self promotion, but I'm proud of my site so what the heck :p


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[zapiy]

www.retrovideogamer.co.uk

RVG has been going since 2000 and thought it deserved a revamp with all the retro interest going on these days..

Love the mag guys..

[John]

Hope it's ok if I post this here, it's not exactly a website, but a long online article that I put a lot of time into. The first part (of three) was just published on Gamasutra, titled "Where Games Go To Sleep - The Game Preservation Crisis". The highlight of the whole article (which is in the third and final part but is written about briefly in part one) is how 14 different developers, out of the 61 I contacted, reveal how they're preserving thier video games. Some developers reveal what they've saved, but also what games they've actually lost.

The second part details how museums are doing thier part in preserving games, and even a little segment about how I failed in gathering interest in a Japan-based video game museum.

The second and final third part will be published in the next several weeks before GDC

Enjoy!:

http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/6 ... _game_.php

- John

[hydr0x]

Ah, I thought I recognized the name. You stirred quite a discussion on the game preservation mailing list Anyways, quite looking foward to the upcoming parts, it's always good to see preservation efforts in the spotlight.