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[MrFlibble]

Wow, this is awesome Thanks for the link, Neil79!

[Neil79]

You're welcome!, it's updated daily

[MrFlibble]

Classic Old Games - a recently started retro gaming blog with video reviews, by a guy from Brazil (in Portuguese).

[MrFlibble]

Reviews of Classics at Uziana.com, which is a review website for "rare and alternative" games.

[MrFlibble]

The Interactive Ficiton Archive - a site dedicated to interactive fiction adventure games on various systems.

[MrFlibble]

Flight Sim Flypast
A nice place dedicated to old school flight simulators.

Classic Combat Flight Sims
Exactly what it says on the tin.

[MrFlibble]

NaSPA Software Library - Games
A collection of downloads at the website of the National Systems Programmers Association.

[MrFlibble]

The file archive at Demu.org had finally moved to the Classic PC Games collection at archive.org. It is now possible to browse games by various criteria, including year of release and developer/publisher, but thumbnail view is no longer available.

The original Demu.org website is now primarily focused on game research.

[MrFlibble]

An interesting collection of videos:
Shareware Oddities
Obscure DOS Games

[MrFlibble]

Retrospec

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Retrospec are a team of coders, graphics artists and computer musicians who have gathered together (and are grooving in a cave with a Pict? - Ed.) to bring you the best remakes of old 8 bit games and new original games with a decidedly retro feel that we can. We meet here in the clubhouse - a remarkable building with rooms on at least 5 planets (and a cosmic toilet, baby!)

[MrFlibble]

Another neat FTP:
ftp://ftp.padua.org/pub/msdos/dos/games/local/

[MrFlibble]

A very nice YouTube channel, lots of videos of DOS games:
http://www.youtube.c...8/videos?view=0

[MrFlibble]

A detailed playthrough of Amulets & Armor (with YouTube videos for every level):
http://forums.someth...04&pagenumber=1

Another nice YouTube channel, lots of videos of DOS games:
http://www.youtube.c...8/videos?view=0

[MrFlibble]

Not sure if I posted this before but here's the complete archive of SynTax, "a disk based adventure/RPG/strategy magazine" that had been published from 1989 to 2004.