Ancient Web: Pagat Has Been Cataloging Card Games Since 1995
Pagat has documented traditional card and tile games from around the world since 1995, organizing rules by name, player count, mechanism, objective, equipment, and region.
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Ancient Web: Wunderland Was a Webzine, a Game Company, and a House Full of Ideas
Wunderland.com preserves the sprawling late-1990s web home of Andy and Kristin Looney: games, fiction, photos, art projects, recipes, weekly news, strange merchandise, and the early Internet life of the company that made Fluxx.
Ancient Web: Ruben's SimTower Page Kept the Cheats for a Vertical City Alive
Ruben's preserved SimTower fan page documents cheats, hidden controls, tower-rating tricks, giant lobbies, express elevators and the kind of game knowledge that once lived almost entirely on handmade fan sites.
Ancient Web: Sloperama Built a Mah-Jongg Reference Library Out of FAQs
Tom Sloper's Mah-Jongg FAQs grew from late-1990s newsgroup material into a sprawling reference covering rules, terminology, antique sets, history, strategy, tournaments and decades of reader questions.
Ancient Web: Bubble Bobble Memories Kept a Taito Fan Site at 800 by 600
Bubble Bobble Memories preserves a hand-built fan archive for Taito's Bubble Bobble series, complete with an 800x600 viewing recommendation, old update notes and a long-running effort to collect art and game material.