neat sites about retro games

[Anonymous No.10617806]

post 'em
https://www.vgmaps.com/

[Anonymous No.10617830]

https://noclip.website/
https://github.com/magcius/noclip.website
>3d render maps from various games in your browser and noclip around them

[Anonymous No.10617902]

oh damn I don't think they had the entire HG/SS overworld here the last time
anyway,
https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/Tricky-to-emulate_games
does anything like this exist for other retro consoles? It's interesting to read even if I only understand parts of it.
>This is probably the hardest game to emulate among the most popular NROM games, which are generally the first targets against which an emulator author tests their work. It relies on JMP indirect, correct palette mirroring (otherwise the sky will be black; see PPU palettes), sprite 0 detection (otherwise the game will freeze on the title screen), the 1-byte delay when reading from CHR ROM through PPUDATA (see The PPUDATA read buffer), and proper behavior of the nametable selection bits of PPUSTATUS and PPUADDR. In addition, there are several bad dumps floating around, some of which were ripped from pirate multicarts whose cheat menus leave several key parameters in RAM.

[Anonymous No.10618310]

https://tcrf.net/The_Cutting_Room_Floor
wiki dedicated to cut/dummied-out content from games, predominately older ones

[Anonymous No.10618328]

https://joliesjunk.wordpress.com/2012/10/11/the-history-of-counter-strike/
complete history of the original counter-strike

[Anonymous No.10618339]

https://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/msmia/
buncha cut content and concept art for the metal slug franchise

[Anonymous No.10618341]

>>10617806
https://retrogame.info/e_index.php

[Anonymous No.10618342]

https://www.unseen64.net/
info about games that were cancelled/never released
(that's all I have to post)

[Anonymous No.10618436]

https://shmuplations.com/archive/
over 400 translated developer interviews

[Anonymous No.10618737]

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/563273-the-final-fantasy-legend/42444042

Not a site, the the only valid explanation of Final Fantasy Legend mutant growth on the whole internet.

[Anonymous No.10618751]

>>10617902
the author of mgba had an old blog where he talked about strange emulation accuracy issues
https://mgba.io/2017/05/29/holy-grail-bugs

[Anonymous No.10619631]

>>10618436
fuck now I'm going to read like 50 of these

[Anonymous No.10620160]

Neat stuff.

[Anonymous No.10620480]

What's the best website for Nintendo fanfic?

[Anonymous No.10620564]

>>10617806
Someone post that Zelda map being contained within Zelda II map so that we get the usual schizos complaining about it.

[Anonymous No.10620864]

Good site.

[Anonymous No.10620960]

https://www.kultmags.com/mags.php

A website with tons of .pdfs of old German gaming magazines.

[Anonymous No.10621038]

>>10620564
the more interesting thing, is that Link's Awakening takes place during Adventure of Link when he sails across the sea.

[Anonymous No.10621046]

>>10618436
Kino

[Anonymous No.10621647]

>>10620564
No idea what you're talking about but I want to see it now.

[Anonymous No.10621656]

https://web.archive.org/web/20171105071508/http://www.thebrothersduomazov.com/

comprehensive review site for pc engine games that went off-line a few years back

the reviewer is a bit of a weird elitist but he's a good writer

[Anonymous No.10621684]

>>10621647
I apologize, I saw the op image but didn't really read the message and I mistakenly believed this was a "map thread". Every time someone points out that the entire Zelda 1 map is contained within the Zelda 2 map someone flips his shit.

[Anonymous No.10621772]

https://hg101.kontek.net/articles.htm

Lots of articles of niche games. The old site is a bit broken now since the new one went up but I hate the new one.
I know someone will say the owners are fags but the articles were by contributors.

https://castlevaniadungeon.net/

Castlevania fansite that has shit like trivia of the weapons and character bios.
https://castlevaniadungeon.net/characters/heroes.html

https://www.vgmuseum.com/

Game endings.

[Anonymous No.10621940]

>>10621684
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[Anonymous No.10622295]

>>10620960
What a beautiful language.

[Anonymous No.10622841]

>>10617806
sprite rips are cool, but most sprite rips are presented in a format that is useless for making fan games.
sprite and tilemap dumps should be done in a way that preserves as much raw data as possible, including metadata (animation structures, collisions, script and map warp triggers)

[Anonymous No.10623486]

https://www.spriters-resource.com/
Someone from /vr/ posted this once, I thought it was pretty neat.

https://web.archive.org/web/20021017023743/http://www.gameshark.com/na.html
Gameshark, archived. Probably one of the many dead sites out there. I genuinely miss the geocites and simple google search results.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/
Unironically for the guides.

[Anonymous No.10623805]

>>10617830
This is so cool holy shit. Thanks for sharing this anon. Having a lot of nostalgia seeing so many of these maps again.

[Anonymous No.10624520]

>>10623805
I'm surprised that there's various parts of this >>10617830 that are more than just "we're rendering the models".
e.g. if you go to katamari you can see all of the moving people/cars/etc. are moving like they do in the actual game, if you go to the GTAs you can select time-of-day/weather, if you go to Pokemon Snap you can throw shit and some of the Pokemon properly react to being hit like they do in the game, etc.

[Anonymous No.10624675]

>>10624520
In snap you can also make certain things happen in this such as luring pikachu to the surfboard with apples or knocking magikarp into the waterfall where he evolves into Gyrados.

[Anonymous No.10625058]

>>10617806
Whoa, manual advertising campaigns, that's old school
I remember they used to sell maps on prints at some point

[Anonymous No.10626189]

https://w-atwiki-jp
Japanese gaming wiki that lists pros, cons, weird shit and trivia about a vast amount of games from different systems

[Anonymous No.10626234]

>>10620480
Bump, doesn't necessarily need to be erotic.

[Anonymous No.10626605]

>>10617806
https://www.smspower.org/
It's a must if you like Master System, it's just a fantastic website with passionate SMS lovers.

[Anonymous No.10626951]

https://tss.asenheim.org/
Visual Novel Repository

[Anonymous No.10627118]

>>10617830
winner of the thread

[Anonymous No.10627470]

>>10624675
I mean wtf are they just loading a rom via some browser emulator or did they recreate these types of interactions? If I was less lazy and stupid I'd look at the source.

[Anonymous No.10628235]

>>10623486
>https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/
>Unironically for the guides.
It's still the gold standard in regards to that.

[Anonymous No.10628294]

Some excellent sites shared, thanks ya'll. Some I use regularly on my own, many I didn't know and I'll now treasure. Keep 'em comin'!

https://fantasyanime.com/index
Legendary as far as I'm concerned. I lament the decline of fansites. I'm still unlearned in 1337 skills or I would make some pretty cool fansites myself with all my data hoarding.

https://www.racketboy.com/
Good if you are just getting into a particular system, or if you have already played the best sellers and want some Hidden Gem recommendations. Scroll to bottom for the actual useful sections like:
https://www.racketboy.com/guide/hidden-gems

https://www.romhacking.net/
Surprised this wasn't posted yet. Hacks, translations, programs - awesome to breathe life into games.

https://gbatemp.net/
Similar vein, they have loads of similar material but plenty is not on RHDN. I remember using it for GBA and DS homebrew stuff. The layout is kind of obtuse, and you need an account, but there is a section to sort downloads, and you can search the forum.

[Anonymous No.10628623]

Nothing can prepare you for the awesomeness of the website of former Nintendo president Hiroshi Yamauchi. It features dinosaurs, unicorns, mermaids, volcanoes and general pixel art galore. It sparks all the joy.

https://y-n10.com/

[Anonymous No.10628763]

Most of the ones I frequent have been posted but here are few of my personal faves.

NES Nation

The remnants of an ancient NES webpage that has been around since 1996. I discovered this when I was 11 years old and it instantly revived my interest in the NES. Try the trivia game!

https://nesnation.tripod.com/

My Loser Phase

I've posted this a few times but I really like it - memoirs from a guy who worked at Eletronics Boutique in the 90s while as a directionless young guy. Cool site with lots of content overall and tons of catalog scans

https://www.huguesjohnson.com/features/loser_phase/

Old Skool Lore

Another memoir, this time taken from the archived SRK boards. Read every post by jcasetnl, it's a narrative of his memories during the initial Street Fighter 2 craze. Good shit.

https://archive.supercombo.gg/t/info-on-the-old-school-sf-scene/32

Street Fighter the Movie Broke My Heart

Another archived SRK thread, this one from a guy (Alan Noon) who worked on the digitized Street Fighter The Movie game. Lots of cool stories about the production.

https://archive.supercombo.gg/t/street-fighter-the-movie-broke-my-heart/21076

[Anonymous No.10629301]

>>10628235
>>10623486
yeah what other sites are there that are even remotely competitive with gamefaqs?

[Anonymous No.10629310]

>>10629301
GameFAQs is completely insane, each game having it's own message board was mind blowing back in the day. I loved finding troll boards and stuff.
You can find FAQs dating back to the mid-90s on some games, very cool from an internet history perspective.

[Anonymous No.10630039]

https://www.zanyvideogamequotes.com/
Very old site with funny bad translations (concealed for many years by church). Makes me feel old but I'm glad it still exists.

[Anonymous No.10630328]

>>10628623
>click buttons
>nothing happens

[Anonymous No.10630346]

>>10630328
you really missing out man - it even has a song

[Anonymous No.10630357]

>>10630346
I opened it again and was going to disable uBlock/my pihole/etc. but it just immediately started working the second time. Weird. Also neat.

[Anonymous No.10630925]

https://hiddenpalace.org/
https://info.sonicretro.org/
https://fightersgeneration.com/

[Anonymous No.10631004]

>>10621940
>Link traveled, battled, and explored for months and years during the course of Zelda II
Has there been a game where you've controlled Link for a longer amount of time?

[Anonymous No.10631898]

>>10629310
>mfw learned about 4chan from gamefaqs back in 2006

[Anonymous No.10631923]

>>10631898
me too, around probably roughly the same year. gameFAQs was my gateway to this shit hole, and we're still here

[Anonymous No.10632128]

>>10628763
Memoirs are always neat, also thanks for reminding me of this website:
http://www.actsofgord.com/index.php

[Anonymous No.10632158]

>>10621772
>Hardcore gaming 101
somehow still alive in the current age, can't deny they're quite a good resource for finding games you'd otherwise never hear about.
cannot stand the art on their books though, has that disgusting off-brand western interpretation of anime stank to it, eye bleach.

[Anonymous No.10632173]

>>10632158
The site really lost something when it went to that awful Web 2.0 redesign and I think there’s a number of articles that didn’t make the jump. Others were censored a bit too. I try reading it occasionally but it’s just too ugly and ad-choked.

[Anonymous No.10632379]

>>10632173
>ad-choked
get an ad blocker anon

[Anonymous No.10632404]

>>10632158
Their podcast is fucking awful too. Some of their articles are decently written, but yeah, they're mostly just a good resource for finding obscure interesting games.

[Anonymous No.10632417]

https://cah4e3.shedevr.org.ru/

A russian dude who dissected tons of games and found lots of cheats and easter eggs. Also check his tweeter and youtube channel for more stuff.
It's a shame that he has been inactive for a while now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRgD1e48xDE

[Anonymous No.10632442]

>>10632158
thats the ugliest umihara kawase girl drawing ive ever seen, i cant fap to her anymore

[Anonymous No.10632715]

https://sudden-desu.net/

Blog that delves into game dissasemblies, sometimes uncovering unused content and easter eggs in the process.

https://arcade.vastheman.com/

Translations for the service menu in some JP only arcade titles plus some other miscellaneous stuff.

https://superfamicom.org/

Database for SNES/NES games, translations, Satellaview stuff, etc.

[Anonymous No.10632819]

>>10632158
>>10632173
HG101 original site owns. Great source indeed for finding new games/series. The new site can be safely ignored. Some day when I'm rich and have a house I'll buy their cool books.

[Anonymous No.10632967]

>>10617806
should i play a link to the past if i consider oot/mm to be the best games i ever played?

[Anonymous No.10633462]

>>10618436
based, thanks anon

[Anonymous No.10633531]

>>10632967
Couldn't hurt to try them. In terms of overall structure, OoT is basically a 3D version of LttP

[Anonymous No.10633878]

A few freeware retro remakes websites, mostly 80s brit computers
http://retrospec.sgn.net/ (check the wayback machine for their free Head Over Heels remake taken down and now being sold on Steam, also check Knight Lore, Batman and Alien 8)
http://www.sunteam.co.uk
http://tardis.dk/wordpress/
https://pjsfreeware.synthasite.com/ (this man has turned himself into a remake machine, there's hundreds of freeware games he's been doing for decades)
https://peejays-remakes.co.uk/ (recently gone offline, check the wayback machine for the best way to play Manic Miner avaliable, their remake)

[Anonymous No.10633881]

Classic Windows XP era freeware heaven
http://www.caiman.us/

[Anonymous No.10633891]

https://retro-sanctuary.com
Some good Top 100 features for various retro consoles so you know where to start

[Anonymous No.10633902]

https://spheresofchaos.com/
This game, originally from 1992 on the Acorn Archimedes microcomputer, remade by original author 20 years later.
Check the Internet Archive for the classic 640x480 original for Windows

[Anonymous No.10634165]

>>10629301
Closest thing I can think of might be the StrategyWiki, but that really depends on what game you're looking up; some of them are covered more thoroughly than others.

[Anonymous No.10634651]

>>10632158
This is the artstyle of every high-school-aged weeb. Gross.

[Anonymous No.10634792]

>>10634165
I really like StrategyWiki but it's very incomplete.

[Anonymous No.10634937]

>>10628294
>gbatemp
Used to love this site like 15-20 years ago. It was one of the best places for GBA/DS scene information, and had an autistically curated database of rom dumps, cheat databases, flashcart resources, fucking everything you'd need.
Sometime between then and now, they questioned the legality of hosting that information, so everyone who mattered fucked off. Now it's a cesspit with the occasional guide, but anything of worth is developed and hosted elsewhere. Tragic place.

[Anonymous No.10635124]

>>10634792
Yeah, that's what I mean. Your favorite game might have an incredibly detailed section all to itself, but more often than not it won't. It's a great resource if your game has been covered extensively, but otherwise you're probably safer with a gamefaqs page.
There's a similar wiki called the Codex Gamicus that seems pretty decent, but I'm not as familiar with it.
Dedicated wikis are a crapshoot because some of them are pretty great, especially the Doom one, but the majority of them are Fandom cancer. It's unfortunate.

[Anonymous No.10635217]

https://kliktopia.org/index.html

Site that collects games made with old engines like Klik and Play.

[Anonymous No.10636367]

>>10633902
what the fuck am I looking at

[Anonymous No.10636547]

http://www.sognadigitalmuseum.com/home.html

Sogna fansite with downloads, walkthroughs, and even a forum that seems to be (barely) alive.

https://www.otakulair.com/english-visual-novel-walkthroughs/

Self-explanatory.

https://arcadequartermaster.com/

Collection of shrines for lots of arcade games.

[Anonymous No.10636840]

>>10634165
I think I've used StrategyWiki for a few games and found it to be nice but yeah, you just can't beat the years of dominance and content that GameFAQs has.
I DO like that GameFAQs finally added HTML and markdown as options for guide formatting. Really wish all of the guides going back to the start of the site had standardized and semi-interactive formats (clickable links, ToC, bold/italics/underline, etc.) but it's hardly the end of the world.
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/help/53-formatted-faqs-markup

[Anonymous No.10637303]

>>10631004
Now I wonder how many in-game days it took me to save Hyrule twice in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. I definitely had more than 12 Blood Moons (essentially new moons).

[Anonymous No.10637331]

Here are the ressources I use, mostly for NES/Famicom

http://fcpic.nesbbs.com/
A chinese site which dumps and hosts bootleg carts and homebrews, mostly NES

https://nescartdb.com/
https://tuxnes.sourceforge.net/nesmapper.txt
Sources for cartridges and mappers


https://w.atwiki.jp/famicomall/
They beat every Famicom and FDS games (without cheats) and often have comments/screenshots/tips

http://setsumei.html.xdomain.jp/index.html
This site is a collection of some Famicom manuals. They typed it all and re-did the screenshots.

https://sites.google.com/site/gamedatalibrary/game-search
Sales list for Famicom games

https://entamedata.web.fc2.com/hobby/game_rank_fc.html
Sales lists for many system in Japan

http://alexandria.rpgclassics.com/system.php?system=NES
A ressource for *some* NES RPGs

https://refuge.tokyo/
Many systems, many games, listed by genre

[Anonymous No.10637707]

>>10628294
>>10637331
>rpgclassics
Yes! This is the one I could not remember. I could only think of fantasyanime. Thank you.

Also you seem to be an NES connoisseur. Do you use actual hardware? Japanese hardware? Modded? FDS? Just emulate? Tell us your ways.

[Anonymous No.10637713]

>>10637707
I have 3 Famicoms, an original one, a Honk Kong one which were "officially" AV modded, and an AV Famicom. I also have a PAL NES for PAL games.
For pads I use NES ones or JP dogbone and I have an Everdrive N8 flashcart.

However even with all this I emulate 99% of the time on my computer because my computer setup is just better; and I imported a quality US made USB adaptors to use NES pads for emulation. For dungeon crawlers and RPGs in general I use an PlayStation ASCII grip however.

[Anonymous No.10637784]

>>10637713
My nightghoul. I have an SNES ascii grip and a USB adapter for it. RPG lyf

[Anonymous No.10638162]

https://web.archive.org/web/20050209012402/http://theredeye.net/index.html
https://web.archive.org/web/20060209155802/http://64.53.95.207/
https://web.archive.org/web/20040925085921/http://sardius.fefea.org:80/
https://web.archive.org/web/20021202171146/http://donut.parodius.com/

I used to visit sites like this frequently for news. It's a shame that most of them didn't survive. Donut.parodius.com eventually became romhacking.net

https://www.baddesthacks.net/
All kind of weird romhacks. The site is dead but the forums are still alive, kinda.

https://thecompany.pl/
Portable Amiga games

https://www.chronocrash.com/
Openbor's main community after Lavalit died. You've to register to download games.

http://www.gb64.com/forum/
Gamebase collections. Imagine something like Mame but for almost every console.

[Anonymous No.10638449]

>>10634937
you just made me check it out for the first time in many years

[Popckorn !BuTtER.O4. No.10638474]

>>10618436
Based, I had forgotten about this one.
Read half an interview there and I had enough info to research and dig about the hobby that I never came back. It is condensed WIN.

Will save it again with a note.

[Popckorn !BuTtER.O4. No.10638486]

>>10622295
KEKSHSFFKWKEJ KEK
HUEHUEHUE

[Popckorn !BuTtER.O4. No.10638495]

>>10628623
>https://y-n10.com/
This is the coolest "oldschool" website I have seen in my life.

[Popckorn !BuTtER.O4. No.10638514]

>>10634937
It is the best place to fine-tune your modded Wii.
Its Wiiflow Lite "Plug'In Megapack" is the gold standard, also a great resource for 3D Boxart for all retro consoles compatible with WiiFlow..

It is also home to WiiFlow Lite's ultimate CRT theme: Rhapsodii Shima SD Edition

I love the place for updated WiiStation executables (drag and drop a single file into your Wiiflow folder and replace the old one, done!) which play 99.99% of the PSX library now...

I think it is a very respectable place for Wii Modding advanced features beyond what is explained in the vanilla Wii Hacks Guide:
https://wii.hacks.guide

GBATemp is a must once you are done with Wii.Hacks.Guide
100%

[Popckorn !BuTtER.O4. No.10638538]

>>10637707
>rpgclassics
Their shrines are on point:
https://shrines.rpgclassics.com/

[Anonymous No.10638920]

>>10617902
Is there a way to cap the max framerate? My system is going insane with the fans/temp because it's rendering everything at like 350fps

[Anonymous No.10639005]

>>10618341
japanese Metroid artists are fucking awesome.

[Anonymous No.10639107]

https://guides.gamercorner.net/
Awesome guides with encyclopedia-like interlinked content for a number of RPGs for different consoles. Sadly limited in scope and rarely if ever updated. Still, it's the definitive source for FF1 and 2 at the very least. The presentation isn't perfect but it's miles better than bland txt files on gamefaqs and half-assed, poorly researched articles on strategywiki.

[Anonymous No.10639886]

http://dmweb.free.fr/
Magicball.net

Fantastic fansites for dungeon master and little big adventure. The dungeon master one hosts great mods and remakes

[Anonymous No.10641256]

Bump.

[Anonymous No.10641971]

>>10617806
Not a website on its own, but still noteworthy

http://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=280151

Here's a fanfiction about what would have happened if the SNES CD came out which is hundreds of forum posts long. I read through maybe the first alternate year before I stopped reading it. I have heard, though, that shit gets insane; some may call it schizo.

[Anonymous No.10642045]

>>10617806
>>10617830
Check out RayMap:
2D games: https://raym.app/maps_r1/
3D games: https://raym.app/maps/
The focus is on Rayman games, but there's also lots of others here, like the Crash and Spyro GBA games, some Klonoa games, and various other games. Note that some of the stuff you might expect to see on the 3D viewer, like Klonoa 1, are actually on the 2D viewer.
Here's a video showing off the 2D viewer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrPB94nSm4o

[Anonymous No.10642441]

https://segaretro.org/Main_Page
https://necretro.org/

[Anonymous No.10642597]

http://www.replacementdocs.com/
>The original web archive of game manuals

[Anonymous No.10643795]

>>10642597
shit I need to save some of these off

[Anonymous No.10644483]

>>10643795
Same, I keep telling myself "I should do a huge backup of what I want in case it gets taken off the internet at some point" and I never actually get around to it, I'm a lazy bastard even for my hobbies, there's no real hope for me anymore...

[Anonymous No.10644501]

>>10642597
Just used this recently and printed off the LttP manual.

>>10644483
Just do one thing at a time, don't overwhelm yourself. Save stuff as it comes up instead of waiting until the mythical never-later

[Anonymous No.10645710]

>>10626951
>https://vndb.org/v1444
>vndb.org
good heavens

[Anonymous No.10645851]

>>10642597
good stuff

[Anonymous No.10647651]

>>10642441
https://segaretro.org/Amusement_Theme_Park
wtf Sega made theme parts for a bit?

[Anonymous No.10647660]

>>10647651
>>10642441
I want to go to there.

[Anonymous No.10648771]

>>10647660
I've been there. It's overrated and everything is expensive. Plus huge ass lines. Imagine that picture but filled to the brim with people and lines

[Anonymous No.10648854]

>>10632967
More Zelda's always great; we all have our favorite one but the whole series is worth a look.

[Anonymous No.10648856]

>>10618341
I wasn't expecting western games to end up getting fanart.

[Anonymous No.10648901]

>>10618436
I started reading an interview for Ace Attorney 3 from 2002 for the original GBA version, and part-way through, Hideo Kojima ends up interviewing Shinji Mikami. It was interesting to see two game developers sort of talking shop, but what I didn't expect to find in an Ace Attorney 3 interview was Kojima revealing that he wanted to do a Metal Gear game for the GBA. Wasn't expecting to learn that little fact.

[Anonymous No.10649941]

>>10648901
wtf but also neat
>>10648771
that's unfortunate but not surprising

[Anonymous No.10650376]

>>10648856
Japs loved SimCity.

[Anonymous No.10651736]

https://www.kxmode.com/u7map
Ultima VII online map. You can zoom in/out using middle mouse button. You can enable/disable objects on the map by clicking the objects at the left panel.

[Anonymous No.10651871]

>>10620960
oh lord, many thanks anon kun

[Anonymous No.10651879]

This bread is gold, a pearl within the mountain of shit of the internet.

[Anonymous No.10651986]

>>10651879
agreed on that, this thread is great

[Anonymous No.10652317]

www.vgmusic.com still exists

[Anonymous No.10652349]

>>10652317
I remember the first time I discovered this site on my family's computer I downloaded hundreds of MIDIs and would blast them from the speakers all day. My dad was aghast that I preferred that to "real music"

[Anonymous No.10652726]

>>10638514
Stop posting the same picture, at least switch it up

[Anonymous No.10654705]

>>10652317
>Static version of the archive 2023-09-23
>Old browsers won't be left out
>In preparation for the new version of the site, I have made a Valid HTML4.01 (tm) version of the old archive pages (they were a bit hacky before) and a second copy of the main page at https://vgmusic.com/music/.. The fellow robots in the audience should be able to crawl through the archive like your standard Apache open directory.
HMMMMMMMMMMM

[Anonymous No.10654821]

>>10654705
>blindly upgrades PHP 5 to 8
>fucks up literally everything
>I'm not sure what a PHP "magic quote" is
Why did the owner hand the site over to a retard? It would've been better to just take it offline

[Anonymous No.10655358]

>>10654821
>doesn't want to maintain it anymore but is proud of it and still sees enough traffic
makes sense to hand it off to me. also PHP is the devil.

[Anonymous No.10655602]

>>10652317
https://www.midishrine.com
Midishrine is still up despite many of the links being dead. Thankfully not any of the midis

[Anonymous No.10656000]

>>10655358
If he's proud of it, why wouldn't he hand it off to someone capable, not a fucking idiot who doesn't know shit about web development? I used to hang out on VGMusic decades ago and even submitted a couple of MIDIs there, so it's sad to see it get fucked over so badly.

[Anonymous No.10657018]

>>10651879
True

[Anonymous No.10657357]

>>10618341
I want to huff Poison's sweaty balls

[Anonymous No.10657371]

>>10657357
>designed to be a woman
>based on a real woman
>still considered a woman by her designer
Huff nitrogen tranny

[Anonymous No.10658250]

>>10657357
>>10657371
Stop fagging up a good thread with your culture war horseshit.

[Anonymous No.10658858]

>>10617806
There's a lot of source code for old games here. Has DOS and SNES and Arcade and PlayStation and other kinds of platforms
https://github.com/historicalsource?tab=repositories

[Anonymous No.10658880]

>>10618436

[Anonymous No.10660357]

>>10658880
what in the fuck, which one is this from?