Sites like adamdawes.com

Crystal Shard is a site of free browser and downloadable games, including puzzle, adventure and RPG titles, with a forum and news

Personal homepage, blog and file archive of Linus Åkesson in Lund, Sweden, with SID music search and demoscene projects

Lemon64, a Commodore 64 website with a games database, reviews, forum, links directory and SID music archive

Personal website of Ravi Bhavnani offering small freeware Windows utilities such as File Timestamper, iPod Rescue, Radio Ripper and WeatherMate

Warzone 2100, a free open-source 3D real-time strategy video game with downloads for Windows, macOS and Linux

The pages give no real subject; they only say "Go away..." and "There is nothing interesting for you", so the site's topic cannot be determined

Giant in the Playground Games is a webcomic publisher and shop for Rich Burlew's Order of the Stick comic and merchandise

Tiled, a free flexible level editor for designing 2D game maps, with its news and documentation pages

A German website on gamer hardware and IT background, news, and analysis, plus tools like aTuner and nHancer

A personal blog by Nicole Express on vintage technology, mainly retro video game consoles, arcade boards and old computers

An archive of historic text files, BBS documents and underground computer writing, maintained by Jason Scott

A retro culture podcast, blog and newsletter on Substack covering vintage media, games and nostalgia topics

Unseen64, an archive of articles, screenshots and videos on cancelled and unreleased video games and lost media

A blog by Jimmy Maher on the history of computer games, software and digital culture, with long-form essays

Sophie Houlden's personal site with browser games, dice apps and puzzle experiments, plus blog posts about her releases

A retrogaming and retrocomputing blog by Benj Edwards, covering vintage computers, classic games and tech history

The Alexandrian, a blog by game designer and author Justin Alexander on tabletop RPGs, books, comics and films

Tales of Maj'Eyal, a topdown tactical roguelike RPG game, and the T-Engine4 Lua game engine behind it

Indie Retro News, a blog covering new indie games and homebrew ports for retro platforms such as the Amiga and PC

A program for running classic graphical adventure and role-playing games on modern systems, using the games' original data files

Stellarium, a free open-source planetarium software program for rendering realistic night sky views, with developer documentation

A French gaming news and reviews site by NoFrag, covering games such as Hellraiser: Revival and Escape From Tarkov

Fusion Retro Books, a UK publisher of books and magazines on retro computing and video game history, including developer memoirs

An open source PlayStation 2 emulator project, with a website carrying its blog posts and project information

A collaborative online library of user-uploaded sound effects and field recordings under Creative Commons licences, with forums, charts and search

The Battle for Wesnoth is an open source, turn-based fantasy strategy video game, with its project's developer documentation and release notes

A French association, MO5, preserving video game history through a museum, collections, exhibitions, research labs and a magazine

SCS Software, a Prague game studio whose pages cover its open-world driving simulators, careers, press materials and privacy policy

Hanako Games, an English-language studio selling downloadable anime and fantasy visual novels and simulation games for PC, Mac and Linux

Technical writings by Rodrigo Copetti on the architecture of video game consoles and handhelds, from the PlayStation to the Wii U

SemiAnalysis is an independent research firm publishing semiconductor and AI industry models, reports and newsletters for businesses and institutional clients

HotHardware is a computing and technology news site with product reviews, feature articles, and blogs covering PCs, phones, gadgets, and more

OverClocked ReMix is a community website and wiki dedicated to video game music, with fan remixes, albums, and artist and game listings

Hoppie's personal home page on Boeing-style aviation tools: ACARS messaging network, PSX Python tutorials, and WorldFlight 2010 pages

The International Obfuscated C Code Contest site: rules, entries, winners and FAQ for a yearly C programming contest, by Landon Curtis Noll and Simon Cookson

Jay is Games, a games review and news blog covering online and mobile games, walkthroughs, and occasional tech and gaming articles

Ooblets, a farming and dance-battle video game by Glumberland, with pages for its FAQ, media kit and license

Zarfhome Software, Andrew Plotkin's Boston studio making interactive fiction games, comics and apps, with a blog of updates