I thought I'd make two of these three classic games available here for people who's old Apples no longer work, only have a PC to use and want a nostalgic trip back to when fuel and beer were cheap, darts were dangerous and everyone was smiling.
The Gentrification of Video Game History
We’re not all suburban kids who got a Nintendo 64 for Christmas
Play old games: They're good and good for you
With prices skyrocketing and more and more bad news about contemporary video games every day, here's a suggestion: play old games!
Of Digital Streams, Campfires and Gardens
Building personal learning environments across the different time horizons of information consumption
500+ Billion Tokens Later: Letting AI Agents Decompile A First-Person Shooter
During the last 3 months, I spent some of my time and tokens decompiling a popular first-person shooter. The goal was not to reach a simple proof-of-concept state. Instead, we really wanted an accurate, stable and feature-complete recreation of the game. The avid reader of my blog might have noticed that I had previously written two posts that have since been removed. Everyone else might now be wondering which game I am talking about. To both of you I can only say that corporate America was here to ruin our fun.
Yernemm's Notebook - Yer's Notes
Hey! I’m Yernemm. I work on game jams from time to time, and I also like VR.
GameDate - Revive Dead Games
Schedule sessions for dead games, niche mods, and retro netplay. No account needed.
RetroAchievements
Earn and track achievements in classic games. We add custom challenges to retro titles, letting you revisit old favorites in new ways.
The Art Of Marathon
A look at some of the work that went into one of the coolest-looking video games in recent memory
The best farm sims and games like Stardew Valley
Games like Stardew Valley have fully taken root on PC, so now we're thoroughly spoiled for choice on new games to plant parsnips in.
ATmosphere Games
Your games. Your data. Your control. Fun experiences that are yours to keep!
You don’t have to enjoy everything - some things aren’t for you | Respec
If that new game announcement has left you feeling cold, so what?
Apple at 50: eight technology leaps that changed our world
From Apple II to the iPhone, time and again this extraordinary company has anticipated the value of opening up computing to everyone.
20 years ago, Dead Rising showed a different path for open worlds, and more games should pinch its ideas
Dead Rising showed developers there were different ways of doing open worlds. 20 years since its release, we go back and explore what we could of had.
