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Arcade History is a great Mame emulator database and a main source for this site. Updated regularly, you'll find the latest trivia, stats and info about every arcade title that currently runs on Mame. |
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The Video Game Museum contains a huge console and arcade-related screenshot, endings, ads, and scans compendium that has been around for quite a while. Huge. |
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MobyGames is a good source of screenshots, covers, and even some information about all types of games. A growing database. |
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The ultimate place for top quality arcade flyers, posters, manuals, and ads. Not only is there a ton of them and in great quality, but they are all free. |
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With no introduction needed, Shmups is the best online compendium of shoot'em-up reviews. A classic that covers games from both the arcade and home consoles. Sadly, it is hardly ever updated nowadays. |
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Underdog HG101 has been around for quite some time now. Despite its rustic design, it has an excellent choice of old-school games (with newer games coming to it lately too) and one of the best forums to hang out at. Updated and maintained regularly. |
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Poor OPCFG almost kicked the bucket some time ago in the hands of Geocities, but its archives were rescued by HG101. It still retains its classic style and silly acronym. A good compilation of retro-gaming articles. |
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Great old-school reviews of Japanese arcade and console titles as well as some very well-written rants by the hand of Recap. A definite must for spanish-speaking audiences. |
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One of the best Sega sites, for Sega fans. With reviews of most of its console games and other interesting articles. Also hosting a very popular forum. |
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"The Angry Video Game Nerd" started as a podcast based on NES titles, but eventually evolved to include most old-school game consoles. From the Atari 2600 to the Sega CD, the nerd plays all the crap so we don't have to and then uploads his angry rants for our entertainment. A highly recommended, funny lighthearted podcast. |
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Excellent game music site full of unofficial but amazing remixes for most console, computer and arcade titles. TONS of tunes. |
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The Minibosses is a band from Arizona that started playing live versions of NES soundtracks, but nowadays you can find them playing "Halo" tunes and more recent stuff. One of the first videogame music bands. |
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Steven is one crazy guy. One day he decided he would review all obscure Super Famicom and Saturn games ever made. Is he part of a cult? Are there any satanic influences involved? It's too late to find out, because he already succeeded. So before you start downloading that new fan-translated ROM, do yourself a favor and ask Steven if it's worth it or not. |
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The home of game-related top 10s, Gaming's Top 10 offers release to gamers obsessed with hierarchical lists by letting them not only discuss the site's latest compilations, but also request and post their own. And no, I have nothing to do with that "Top 10 Videogame Breasts" list... |
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Vyse calls himself "the determined", but truth be told he needed more than determination to finally start his own site (namely some shoving and pushing from his friends). Here you'll find an impressively rapid-growing reviews section, sprite rips, his personal game collection, and much more. |
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