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What are your favourite and go-to gaming websites? (lemmy.world)
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Any and all recommendations are appreciated.

Edit: I'll add a few of my own.

SEGAbits

Out of Print Archive

Open Source Game Clones

Edit 2: there have been some great post with excellent stuff so please keep them coming :)

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[โ€“] GerardsGuitar@retrolemmy.com 1 points 5 days ago (1 children)

Here are some that I have found useful:

Game tracking:

Game art:

Compatability

  • Does It Play? - Lets you know if a game plays out of box or requires extra downloads or codes
  • Proton DB - Compatibility ratings and advice for gaming on Linux

Game Deals:

  • Fanatical - Can often find games cheaper here
  • Humble Bundle - Does game bundles with proceeds going to charity, often has good games in the bundles.
  • CeX - Can pick up second hand physical games for cheap here
  • GOG - DRM free games
[โ€“] B0NK3RS@lemmy.world 2 points 5 days ago

But where's the fun stuff...

:) I joke. I've actually been againt video game achievements since they began but recenly have enjoyed the RetroAchievements setup and playing my childhood games again.