A growing database of homebrew, indie and aftermarket games for retro and retro-like platforms.
A collaborative encyclopedia about the Blaster Master series.
Using the EMULARITY, a loading system of browser-based emulators, it is possible to play hundreds of thousands of programs, games and applications from previous years at the Internet Archive. Click to different sets of collections to try different themed works.
Youtuber that also sells modchips, arcade game parts, cartridge mods, and will also repair and mod consoles for you.
It looks like he's got mods for the SNES, N64, PC Engine, Turbografix, and the NES.
A blog for and by people who just want to play games and enjoy them, and not be hardcore gamers.
ATOM feed: https://freakincasuals.com/feed.xml
What the random critters in Blaster Master are really called.
Somebody's writing a clean-room implementation of Solomon's Key for the NES. All of the original levels are already implemented. Theoretically cross-platform. Doesn't quite work yet but it's getting there. Includes a level editor so you can build your own levels. Seems to have some tricks to getting it to run but I haven't tried them yet.
Actively maintained open-source game remakes.
Classic video game sprites of all kinds can be found here. They make great icons.
Everyone's favorite t-shirts from the 80's.
Someone fed ROM dumps from a couple of Atari games into distellamap and generated maps of function calls, with sprite dumps. Amazing, how simple games were back then...
An open source clone of the game Worms in which you manipulate a team of characters (usually earthworms) to box, pummel, blow up, and otherwise mangle the characters of the other team in a cartoon-like fashion. Network/deathmatch play possible.