Late 90s PC gaming. Even the simple in-game chat systems back in the days in games such as Unreal Tournament, Counter-Strike, Team Fortress and many others helped people meet, socialize, and form communities.

The whole instance has become increasingly strange. I don’t interact with it at all anymore.

White Tiger Field (Byakkoya) by Susumu Hirasawa

Here’s a mostly forgotten one: Phantom 2040 for SNES

Not truly a metroidvania, but an interesting platformer shooter with branching paths and many different endings.

Map Men Map Men Map Map Map Men!

Hah you’re not just hosting this excellent instance but optimizing the software too. Thank you! It really is snappy especially in the Memmy app.

Looking forward to try Redox one day. Rustlang is the future.

I hope apps in this new OS can be just a single file package which can be downloaded and run. That’s one major thing which MacOS (and Windows to some extent) got right. Package managers on Linux are a premature optimization dependency hell…

I’m not sure. But as this is retrocomputing, I think “because we can” is often a good enough reason for people to make old things work again :)