R.I.P. Nesworld and happy 20th anniversary

[Th3 hoff]

Nesworld forums is closed and dead. ( June 24th 2015 )
The site is still up and became 20 ! ( congrats Martin ) So let's talk about nesworld.

I still remember the good old days. And you guys ?

[Tanooki]

RIP? Site is still online, still lightly maintained as Martin is busy these days (same here and he's got +2 kids over myself), and therefore is more tired.

I loved that site since I found it in the mid90s since I bumped into him on irc back then. For quite a few years in the earlier era (90s earlier 00s) I did help out a bit there for a time, but primarily I ran the sub-site for it the NES World Jukebox which had a lot of digital XM/MOD music and also MIDIs for gamers to enjoy which I refreshed with new content once every week pretty much. Eventually though the site kind of steered off that, but I kept the jukebox up independently for awhile but in time let that go due to lack of interest on my part. I still actually have all the old digital music archived here, but not the site, though I'm sure the web archive.org site would have that.

[Niku-Sama]

should redirect those forum members over here

[skcin7]

I still remember the good old days. And you guys ?

Yes, I have fond memories at NESWorld. That site was THE de-facto go-to website for NES related discussion, for a long time. Like 2 years I spent there, and probably around 2,000 or so posts. Met some great people through NESWorld. I will always remember it for this. Great times. :hail:

[Bobo Mcloud]

Although the forums have been pretty dead for a while I still frequently vist the n64 prototype section, it seems to be the only running database on publicly found n64 prototypes. Just a pitty he hasn't added to it for the last year.

[o.pwuaioc]

RIP? Site is still online, still lightly maintained as Martin is busy these days (same here and he's got +2 kids over myself), and therefore is more tired.

I loved that site since I found it in the mid90s since I bumped into him on irc back then. For quite a few years in the earlier era (90s earlier 00s) I did help out a bit there for a time, but primarily I ran the sub-site for it the NES World Jukebox which had a lot of digital XM/MOD music and also MIDIs for gamers to enjoy which I refreshed with new content once every week pretty much. Eventually though the site kind of steered off that, but I kept the jukebox up independently for awhile but in time let that go due to lack of interest on my part. I still actually have all the old digital music archived here, but not the site, though I'm sure the web archive.org site would have that.

You must literally have not read beyond the title.