I know it's labor of love otherwise sites like these probably wouldn't exist for this long (17 years is it?). Thank you for all your hard work gents
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Just wanted to say what a killer site you have here. Highly appreciate the special attention you guys give to preserving original Floppy/CD-Images.
I know it's labor of love otherwise sites like these probably wouldn't exist for this long (17 years is it?). Thank you for all your hard work gents
I know it's labor of love otherwise sites like these probably wouldn't exist for this long (17 years is it?). Thank you for all your hard work gents
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Re: Veteran player, stopping by to say Hi
That's exactly why we created the site...so people can find those game links in one place without having to search high and low on the internet for them. 
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Thank you for warm welcome 
It's reassuring to see large number of old games preservation sites compared to old days of HotU and Abandonia (you guys remember those? they're still kicking ass).
And with GoG bringing them to wider audience it's nice to see when young player gets so unexpectedly impressed with an old game that he or she just must share it.
What can I say I'm old game playa even though I occasionally dabble into new ones, and then usually regret it. Out of new ones I really liked Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
Imo it has the best written dialogues of anything ever written. The whole game impressed me so much it jumped to 2nd best of all time for me. Right after untouchable
Tie Fighter which can never be de-throned. I also liked new Alien: Isolation but they could do much better to diversify the crafting mechanic that's plaguing modern games.
Those two are pretty much all I remember of the newer ones. My top3 concludes with Half-Life and its expansions (but not the sequel), a true masterpiece.
I'd also recommend you try "An Untitled Story" a free indie metroidvania. It's so good it's 4th on my list. I'd even dare say better than Super Metroid.
It's reassuring to see large number of old games preservation sites compared to old days of HotU and Abandonia (you guys remember those? they're still kicking ass).
And with GoG bringing them to wider audience it's nice to see when young player gets so unexpectedly impressed with an old game that he or she just must share it.
What can I say I'm old game playa even though I occasionally dabble into new ones, and then usually regret it. Out of new ones I really liked Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
Imo it has the best written dialogues of anything ever written. The whole game impressed me so much it jumped to 2nd best of all time for me. Right after untouchable
Tie Fighter which can never be de-throned. I also liked new Alien: Isolation but they could do much better to diversify the crafting mechanic that's plaguing modern games.
Those two are pretty much all I remember of the newer ones. My top3 concludes with Half-Life and its expansions (but not the sequel), a true masterpiece.
I'd also recommend you try "An Untitled Story" a free indie metroidvania. It's so good it's 4th on my list. I'd even dare say better than Super Metroid.
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Cool, I'll make an entry for "An Untitled Story"...lots of good reviews of it on net.