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https://angely.neocities.org/
Angel Dust Neo is a personal nostalgic web revival site by a creator whose earliest online roots trace back to a Pita-Ten fan site, giving the whole project an anime-inflected heart. Visitors can explore a growing collection, blog posts, and works section as the creator channels their love of old-web aesthetics and obsessive interests into a charming Neocities corner.
http://textfire.de/tests/poppe.htm
Textfire.de is a German-language resource dedicated to text adventures, featuring a detailed review of Jürgen Poppe's Abenteuer-Entwicklungssystem, a DOS-based adventure creation tool from 1994 inspired by The Quill. The site covers the tool's parser mechanics, menu-driven room and object definitions, and quirks, and is part of a broader hub for German-language interactive fiction including competitions, design workshops, and downloadable resources.
https://imcdb.org/
IMCDb.org is the Internet Movie Cars Database, a comprehensive reference cataloguing every car, bike, truck, and other vehicle spotted in movies and TV series, complete with image captures and vehicle details. With over two decades of data and a searchable interface by film title or vehicle make, it's an indispensable resource for automotive enthusiasts and film buffs alike.
https://modarchive.org/
The Mod Archive is one of the world's largest repositories of tracker music modules, celebrating its 30th year online with an enormous browsable and searchable collection of MOD, XM, and other module formats. Visitors can browse by genre, rating, license, or artist, download files, listen to tracks, and participate in a community of sceners and chiptune enthusiasts.
http://santafesims.wondrheart.org/
Santa Fe Sims is a free download hub created by Wondrheart offering custom objects, walls, floors, and decor for The Sims game inspired by the adobe architecture and Southwestern culture of Santa Fe and northern New Mexico. Visitors can find everything needed to build and furnish a complete hacienda-style home, with items spanning kitchens, bathrooms, murals, rugs, plants, and more.
https://shandriy.github.io/webring.htm
Shandriy's personal site 'Over the Fullerene Shift' features a daily song highlight, webrings including VOCARING and Yuriring, and a hand-coded aesthetic rooted in indie and vocaloid music culture. The site is meticulously hand-coded with pandoc and lynx dependencies, reflecting a deep old-web DIY ethos with links to other personal pages and a changelog archive.
https://majik3d-legacy.org/
A legacy archive preserving the history of Majik 3D MMORPG, a volunteer-driven open-source online roleplaying game active from 1995 to 2002 that evolved from a text-based MUD through a 2D roguelike into a full 3D world. Maintained by the original developer namhas, the site hosts over 3,300 files including source code on GitHub, archived mailing lists, forums, screenshots, and design documents chronicling one of the early indie MMORPGs with player-controlled economies and ecosystems.
http://medulla.tacular.net/
Bone by Bone is the official fanlisting for Bjork's fifth album Medulla, approved by fanlistings.org and listed under Albums > B. Fans of this experimental vocal album can join by submitting their name and country, making it a simple gathering point for admirers of one of Bjork's most distinctive works.
http://djflugveloggeimskip.com/
The homepage of dj. flugvél og geimskip, an Icelandic electronic musician whose whimsical self-description as a 'one-person orchestra' who travelled mysterious dimensions captures the playful, otherworldly character of their sound. Visitors can find booking info, YouTube links, and even a link to an alpha PC game tied to the artist's music.
https://corefla.me/
Coreflame is Fey's fanlisting collective, hosting owned and joined fanlistings approved by TFL.org and TAFL.org, covering topics ranging from anime characters to shows like Stranger Things. The site references fandoms including Sailor Moon, Final Fantasy XIV, and the Chinese anime Link Click, giving it a strong anime and Japanese media focus.