And what do we have on the 27th of July? an upgraded internet connection at my place and five updated sites. On the other hand an oldie but goodie just joined the AR club, the site is BSOD Gaming, it's small but the quality is pretty good.
The five updated sites; First, Abandoned Gamesroom, has added about eleven new games, this one is growing fast I can tell you 
I'm only wondering if they aren't sharing oldwarez but we will see when dr. Swizzle puts his hands on some kind of oldwarez list 
. The second site, Abandoneer has another Ultima game for you and mentioned that Abandoned Places is back online, during my visit on AP I discovered that this site was back online for some time but I didn't even not ce it was back up, hehe I guess I'm too busy with too much real life things instead of our scene. Gofish Games also dropped an update they have two new games for you. Noodan Free Games is also one of the party animals today with one new title. The last site has reached 200 games, congrats webbies!, they have added Xenon 2: megablast, and the site in question is The House of Games. Check them out and have Ph\/n!
Do you know what I like? Free games, shareware games, downloadable games. Games in general are great. Especially classic games from awesome websites. Ok, this is a meaningless news post about games in a desperate attempt to get those *$&@# at google to get rid of these damn ads about a certain online game I won't even mention because I don't want to give their crawler any reason to display it anymore. I will be processing todays updates in approximately 8 hours. See you then! (Ps. play...
Old School DOS Games
has added Lotus 3. DOSgames Online added four new games. The House of Games has added World Championship Boxing Manager. Abandonline has added Speedball. Abandonia has added World Games. Abandoneer updated some of their content. Finally both Noodan Free Games, and Computer Emuzone added multiple games.
I've never really been a huge fan of digital delivery computer software (applications or games). If I buy something I want a box, paper manual, and CD. Lately I've become a big fan of digital delivery in two ways. The first is that I like to buy software online - and receive an immediate full-version download and then also receive a box in the mail. Not many companies do this which is too bad. Most make you choose one or the other. The second way I've really started to like digital delivery is when I get an idea and want to try something out right away. I would ask you what you think of digital delivery - but the forum isn't up yet...