Video Games
315 sites
https://vgmaps.com/
VGMaps.com, maintained by Jonathan Leung since 2002, is the largest archive of screenshot-based video game maps on the internet, covering thousands of titles across virtually every console, handheld, and home computer platform from the Atari 2600 to the PlayStation 5. Whether you need a level map for an obscure TurboGrafx-16 game or a classic NES dungeon layout, this meticulously organized atlas is an essential reference for gamers and speedrunners alike.
https://9thresearchinstitute.neocities.org/
A dedicated fansite for the revolution and lab storyline in Pop'n Music Lapistoria, Konami's rhythm game series, focusing on the characters Black, Jade, and Jadeite with headcanons and lore. The site includes character pages, creator content, a travel log, and news about merchandise and game updates for fellow Bemani fans.
https://retrobase.neocities.org/
Retrobase is a personal page dedicated to retro video games, covering the history and cultural impact of classic titles from the 1970s through the 1990s on systems like the NES, Atari 2600, and Commodore 64. Visitors will find an overview of key aspects of retro gaming including pixel graphics, chiptune music, iconic genres, and the lasting legacy these games have on modern indie development.
https://projectzelda.tripod.com/la/dxphotos.html
Project Zelda is a dedicated fan resource covering the Legend of Zelda series, with this page focusing on the hidden photo locations in Link's Awakening DX for Game Boy Color. Visitors get detailed step-by-step instructions for triggering all 12 in-game photos with the Bucket Mouse, including a rarely-known secret picture most players miss.
http://nightbringer.net/
Nightbringer.net is Todd's personal network collective, hosting fan shrines dedicated to beloved video game characters from Final Fantasy and other series, alongside tributes to actress Drew Barrymore and manga characters. The site reflects a deep passion for character-driven stories, with shrines to Tidus, Sabin, Shadow, Knuckles, and Magus among others, making it a rich hub for fans of classic RPGs and retro gaming culture.
https://museumofzzt.com/
The Museum of ZZT is a comprehensive online archive dedicated to preserving and cataloging over 4000 games and worlds created with ZZT, the legendary 1991 text-mode game engine by Tim Sweeney of Epic Games. Built by Dr. Dos, it features file archives organized alphabetically, spotlight articles, an online player, and curated collections spanning ZZT's 35+ year indie game history.
https://thegreenroom.neocities.org/
The Green Room is a cozy personal neocities site with a strong focus on the game Deltarune, featuring spoiler warnings and enthusiastic fan content from the webmaster. Packed with autoplaying media, iframes, and old-web aesthetics, it also participates in several webrings including a Sanrio ring and Verdantville.
https://xylathemoth.neocities.org/
Xylathemoth's personal Neocities homepage is an early work-in-progress space featuring a Hades fanlisting badge, music playback, webrings, and shoutouts to inspiring old-web sites. The creator, a self-described '09-er and Homestuck fan, is building out a directory of pages while drawing inspiration from pixel art aesthetics and creative indie web design.
https://appsirgames.neocities.org/home
AppSir Games is the official home of a retro-styled indie game studio creating horror titles like the DERE EXE series, pixel platformers, and microgames with interconnected stories. The site showcases a full catalog of releases spanning NES, Game Boy, and ZX Spectrum-inspired formats, complete with site buttons, webrings, and a chatroom for fans.
https://jubilifevibes.neocities.org/
Jubilife Vibes is a Neocities personal site by Ale, named after the iconic city from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, built as a love letter to the indie web and old-school internet culture. The site is still taking shape, with a blog, changelog, to-do list, and plans for a Pokemon shrine, anime section, and Jubilife City music player.