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DOSBox
The classic DOS emulator and, to us, still one of the most important projects in the DOS gaming scene. Without DOSBox, countless DOS games would be far less accessible on modern systems.
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Links
A hand-picked collection of useful, interesting, and preservation-friendly places on the web.
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Stay Forever
THE best podcast about classic video games in the German-speaking world. Chris and Gunnar don't just talk about the games – they examine them in almost academic depth. The show is rounded off with interviews and a variety of different series and formats.
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VOGONS
One of the most important communities for DOS gaming and classic PC hardware. If an old game refuses to run or vintage hardware causes trouble, chances are someone at VOGONS knows the answer.
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WHD Load
One of the most important projects in the Amiga scene. WHDLoad brings countless games and demos originally designed for floppy disks to the hard drive, helping to keep an essential part of Amiga history comfortably playable
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Video Game History Foundation
Video games are cultural heritage, and their history must not be lost. The Video Game History Foundation preserves rare materials, documents the history of our hobby and makes it accessible to researchers and future generations. A truly outstanding preservation project
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CTPAX-X
Reverse engineering at its finest. CTPAX-X has been exploring the protection systems of classic PC games for years, publishing patches, unpackers, technical analyses and custom tools.
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DEFACTO2
A fascinating archive of the old PC Scene. Trainers, cracktros, demos, NFOs, magazines and other digital artifacts preserve a part of computer history that might otherwise have been lost forever. A true treasure trove for us.
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HIEW
One of our most important tools. Hiew is fast, direct and uncompromising – a hex editor, disassembler and assembler in one. Countless DOSGAME.AT loaders and trainers started right here.