Welcome
to the non-frames version.
Frames Version
If you would like to have these links in a frame, click
here. Please be
aware that due to spacial concerns, I link straight to the pages
that I visit most (since, after all, I use it as a matter of convenience
to save me time) and I do not have links to all the main pages of each site.
Many sites prefer you visit their intro pages, so if you're not a regular
to any of the sites, please start off by following links on this page to
each site's main introductory title page.
The frames version has a rather unused feature of being resizable to the
user. (Most webmasters for some reason use the NORESIZE option making
users of low-resolution systems unable to view all of the frame or to shrink
it if need be). |
These are sites I check frequently, or pages for products that I check every
once in a while to make sure I've got the latest versions of
everything. This page is organized in order that I review the
sites, which means sites on the top may be the most updated sites, and not
the ones I personally like the absolute best.
There may be newer entries at the bottom where I am still exploring the site.
|
has frames, but you can visit
the main page
directly. This is a site that covers news about emulation. |
Daves Video Game Classics is another
emulation news site but is limited to games. It is the first major
site to have any of the latest information about MAME and MESS.
Zophar's
Message Domain is a message board on a web site where many users can
post, so you may read about stuff there even earlier than the other web sites,
or find out about less scrupulous things like the Japanese StatellaView Zelda
game which the U.S. never saw which got released for emulators, and other
stuff.
The
is
the web site to go to about the Zelda series of games. It has
a frameless main page which
is what I usually go straight to.
is a freeware
Zipper/UnZipper with source code. It looks like they may shortly move
to www.infozip.com.
Kahn lets you play games over
the internet. It hasn't been updated in quite some time.
for DOS is an excellent
CD-Audio player.
's
Upgrade page reports the
latest versions of it's products.
|
reports the latest progress of the DOS port of the Linux source code for
DOOM released by id Software. |
Useful Sites:
(Enter a city, state, zip code, or airport code):
The Hypertext Webster
Gateway has links to a couple of other dictionary sites. To try it,
Alta Vista
|
lists the routes of WTA's public bus routes. Actually, I don't check
this link, but I include it here so I can quickly find it if I need it so
I can catch that bus! :) |
is linked to by Yahoo! Internet
Life's
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