- 1000BiT
Uno dei più grandi archivi di computer vintage sul web: database di 2.795 computer, 13.129 brochure e 1.581 manuali, oltre a riviste, articoli, pubblicità, video, documentazione e strumenti per gestire collezioni. One of the largest vintage-computer archives online, with 2,795 computers, 13,129 brochures and 1,581 manuals, plus magazines, articles, advertisements, videos, documentation and collection tools.
- 68k.news
A simplified, text-only news aggregator. It provides a feed of Google News in a format compatible with vintage computers and old web browsers.
- 8 Bit Stuff
Shop for custom-made and original accessories for vintage computers, including handheld devices, adapters, peripherals and 3D-printed gadgets. Products include an Apple II emulation handheld and replacement power supplies for Amiga and Macintosh systems.
- 8/16/32bit (YouTube)
YouTube channel featuring retro-game videos, mostly covering the 8-bit, 16-bit and 32-bit eras.
- 8-Bit Classics
Cables, power supplies, adapters for Commodore, Atari, others
- 8bity.cz
Český retrocomputingový blog o historických počítačích s články o replikách, moderních projektech, technických úpravách a setkáních. Pokrývá mimo jiné systémy SAPI, Sharp, Sinclair, Commodore, MSX a PC. English: A Czech retrocomputing blog about historic computers, with articles on replicas, modern projects, technical modifications and meetups. Topics include SAPI, Sharp, Sinclair, Commodore, MSX and PC systems.
- Adam's Vintage Computer Restorations
Electronics engineer Adam Wilson documents vintage computer and equipment repairs and restorations, offers limited repair services, and lists surplus computers, peripherals, parts, and accessories for sale.
- Adrian Black / Adrian's Digital Basement (YouTube)
Adrian Black's video channel documents repairs, restoration and testing of vintage computers. Episodes investigate hardware faults, upgrades and troubleshooting across different machines.
- Adwater and Stir
Builder and seller of kit recreations of historic computers, including Altair 8800, Altair 680 and Kenbak-1 systems. The site provides build, software and operation guides, plus parts and accessories.
- Analogue (X)
Analogue’s official X account announces products that celebrate video-game history, including Analogue 3D, an FPGA-based Nintendo 64 system designed for modern 4K displays.
- Analytics Lounge, NFP
Nonprofit community organization supporting the reuse and repair of scientific instruments and older electronic equipment. Its resources cover instrument restoration, controls and community science projects.
- Anbernic
Retro handheld game consoles with Android or Linux, plus game controllers and accessories. The site provides product listings, firmware updates and customer support.
- Antstream Arcade
Cloud streaming service with more than 1,300 officially licensed retro arcade, home-computer and console games. Games stream to PC, consoles, mobile devices and TVs without local ROMs or emulator setup.
- ARC Javmaster (YouTube)
Retro-computing videos about using and discovering vintage computers and related hardware, with recent coverage of Apple II systems, games, storage and peripherals.
- Arcade Components
Supplier of vintage arcade, computer and game-console components, including logic chips, boards, kits and tools. The site also lists repair services, modifications and repair logs.
- Arcade Shopper
TI-99/4A parts, peripherals, ICs, repair components
- Archive.org
Nonprofit digital library of archived websites, texts, video, audio, software, images and other collections.
- ARCI
Antique Radio Club of Illinois is a nationwide group preserving antique radios and related items, with bi-monthly meetings, events and resources for radio repair.
- arhn.eu
Polish-language video channel covering video games, game history, reviews and news, including classic console and PC gaming.
- ASCII Converter (Branah)
Browser tool for converting ASCII text to and from hexadecimal, percent encoding, Base64, decimal and binary. It includes options for handling whitespace characters.
- BastichB 64K (YouTube)
Retro-gaming channel with a strong Commodore 64 focus, alongside videos about other classic computers and game systems.
- Beehive Bit Bunker
Computer Graphics Museum documenting the history of computer graphics and its collection, including terminals and workstations. The site shares collection views, event talks and presentations.
- BEEP Akihabara
秋葉原のレトロPC・ゲーム専門買取ショップ。PC-98、X68000、FM TOWNS、MSXなどの国産レトロPCを高価買取。BEEP Akihabara, a retro PC and game buyback shop specializing in Japanese computers like PC-98, X68000 and FM TOWNS.
- Ben Eater Kits
Electronics educator Ben Eater publishes video tutorials and build guides for breadboard computers, including an 8-bit CPU and a 6502-based computer. The site provides parts lists, schematics and a shop for kits.
- Ben Heck (YouTube)
Ben Heck’s original channel for electronics projects, custom game systems and hardware builds, alongside newer workshop and maker videos.
- BigBadBench
Builds, repairs and restores vintage computers, with videos and streams covering classic PCs, Apple systems and related electronics.
- Bill Buzbee
Project site documenting Magic-1, a homebuilt minicomputer with a custom CPU made from more than 200 TTL chips. It includes construction photos, technical notes, and details of its multiuser Minix 2 software stack.
- BitHistory.org
Computing-history site with collection stories, preservation articles, event information and a surplus store offering items from the BitHistory.org collection.
- bitsavers.org
Large archive of vintage computer manuals, schematics, and technical documentation. Search by manufacturer, model, or document type, then browse the matching archive folder.
- Bloop Museum
Nonprofit electronic entertainment museum in Penn Hills, Pennsylvania, displaying vintage computers, video games and related technology. The museum shares exhibit news, volunteer opportunities and visitor information on its official LinkedIn page.
- Bonus Life Computers
Vintage-computer sales, repair and restoration shop serving Atari, Commodore, Amiga, TI-99, Heathkit, Altair, IMSAI and other systems. Its catalog includes rebuilt computers, consoles, parts and accessories.
- Boundary Break (Shesez) (YouTube)
Video-game series exploring areas beyond the intended camera, revealing out-of-bounds spaces, unused content and game details across classic and modern titles.
- Briel Computers
Vince Briel’s open-source project archive, formerly Briel Computers, includes designs such as an Apple II VGA card, an Apple IIc portable add-on, a KIM-1 clone and Replica-1 files.
- Brusaporto Retrocomputing
Raduno di retrocomputing a Brusaporto, vicino a Bergamo, con esposizioni di computer storici, console, videogiochi e materiali d'epoca. Il sito offre informazioni per visitatori ed espositori. Retrocomputing gathering in Brusaporto, near Bergamo, with vintage computers, consoles, games and related materials on display. The site has information for visitors and exhibitors.
- Canadian Vintage Computer Federation
La Fédération canadienne des ordinateurs d’époque est un organisme sans but lucratif consacré à la préservation, à l’éducation et à la mise en valeur du patrimoine informatique canadien. Elle organise notamment VCF Montréal. The Canadian Vintage Computer Federation is a nonprofit dedicated to preserving, teaching and sharing Canadian computing heritage. It organizes events including VCF Montréal.
- Canberra Vintage Computer Exhibition
Canberra Vintage Computer Enthusiasts says it will not hold the Canberra Vintage Computer Exhibition in 2026 because it lacked volunteer support. The group hopes to return when it has a stronger organizing team.
- Capcom Arcade Stadium
カプコンのクラシックなアーケードゲームを収録した公式コレクション。追加ゲームパックを購入でき、PlayStation 4、Xbox One、Nintendo Switch、Steam向けに配信されました。 Official collection of Capcom classic arcade games, with additional game packs available, released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and Steam.
- CastleMania Games
Retro game shop offering games, consoles, video cables, power supplies, adapters and other accessories for Atari, Evercade, Neo Geo, Nintendo, Sega, PlayStation, TurboGrafx/PC Engine and Xbox systems.
- Cathode Ray Dude
Videos about CRT displays, vintage computers, arcade hardware, cash registers and other electronic technology and oddities.
- Celso Martinho
Personal blog by Celso Martinho with articles about retro computing, hardware projects and vintage computer restoration. Recent posts cover an Atari 2600 and the Philips Telematico NMS3000.
- Centre for Computing History
Cambridge museum with hands-on exhibitions about computing and video game history, a browsable collection, learning resources, events and a museum shop.
- Chicago Gamespace
Chicago video-game art space presenting exhibitions, artist talks and prints inspired by games. Its site lists current and past exhibitions and offers prints for sale.
- ChinnyVision (YouTube)
YouTube channel reviewing 8-bit and 16-bit games and hardware, usually captured on original equipment. Coverage includes Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum, Commodore, MSX, Atari and Acorn systems.
- Circuit-Board.de
Deutsches Retro-Computing- und Arcade-Forum. Diskussionen zu Commodore, Amiga, Atari, PC-Klassikern und Arcade-Hardware mit aktiver Community.
- CityXen
Retro-computing videos combine vintage hardware builds and restorations, programming, games and comedy, with recurring science-fiction storylines.
- Classic Gaming Quarterly (YouTube)
Long-form videos explore classic game systems, console launches, game histories, reviews and vintage gaming magazines.
- classiccmp.org
ClassicCmp is a mailing-list community for classic-computer enthusiasts. Its FAQ describes plans for a software and documentation archive, but the site says that archive is not yet implemented.
- Computer Clan
Computer Clan’s video channel explores rare and retro technology, product failures, prototypes, unusual computers and gadgets, and scam products.
- Computer Compulsive (YouTube)
YouTube channel about vintage computers including Apple and Commodore, featuring repairs, refurbishing, modifications, software and hardware demonstrations, and retro-tech reviews.
- Computer History Museum
The Computer History Museum presents exhibitions and computing artifacts, with a collection catalog, events, education resources and online histories.
- Computer Museum of America
Preserved Computer Museum of America collection now being inventoried and documented through a reclamation project, including computers, hardware, software, manuals, books and period publications.
- Computerphile (YouTube)
Educational computer science videos, occasionally covering retro topics
- Console Wizard
Console and retro computer recap kits, repair services
- Console5
Capacitor kits, replacement parts for consoles and handhelds
- Cronosoft
Independent shop publishing and selling new games and other software for classic 8-bit computers, with current listings for systems including ZX Spectrum, ZX81, Commodore VIC-20, Altair and Sharp MZ-700.
- Ctrl-Alt-Rees
YouTube channel and project archive covering vintage computing and retro gaming, including Atari history, hardware repairs and modifications, restoration, and technical guides.
- Dave Runkle
Personal retro-computing project site documenting the author’s interests and projects across Altair 8800, COSMAC Elf/1802, Heathkit H8/H89 and S-100 systems.
- Dave’s Retro Video Lab (YouTube)
Video channel about vintage camcorders, VCRs and other video equipment from the 1980s through the early 2000s. Episodes examine the technology and demonstrate how it works.
- Dayton Computer Museum
Museum collection maintained by the Dayton Microcomputer Association, with classic and legacy computer equipment, historical user-group documents, and working exhibits. A selection is shown at outreach events and at the association workshop by appointment.
- Deep Signal Studios
Audio studio providing analog and digital tape transfers, mixing and mastering, conversion of legacy audio and MIDI/DAW files, and synthesizer and studio rentals.
- Defenestrando Jogos
Canal brasileiro de jogos e cultura gamer, com análises e conversas sobre jogos retrô, clássicos e obscuridades. Brazilian gaming channel covering videogame culture and retro, classic and lesser-known games.
- Deskthority Wiki
Mechanical-keyboard wiki and discussion forum covering keyboards, switches, mice, input devices, news and reviews; the community also hosts a marketplace.
- Digital Foundry (DF Retro)
Digital Foundry’s YouTube channel for technical game and hardware analysis, performance testing and DF Retro histories of classic games and systems.
- Digital Retro Park (YouTube)
German retro-computing museum channel featuring museum updates, talks, platform discussions, demonstrations, events and live music.
- DLH's Archive
DLH’s Commodore Archive collects scanned books and technical reference material for Commodore systems and other vintage computers.
- Dwayne
Nonprofit that teaches STEM through learn-to-solder workshops and mobile soldering stations at maker fairs, libraries, universities, maker spaces and conventions.
- Eli’s Software Encyclopedia
Collaborative wiki documenting commercially released software, publishers and developers as a reference for historians, researchers, hobbyists and collectors.
- Emmy Bear Retro
Greaseweazle, ZuluSCSI/IDE, retro-themed gear.
- EPROMsDB
Database of raw binary images from pre-2000 EPROMs, including BIOS, VGA and controller firmware, intended for advanced users and Universal Chip Analyzer support.
- Eric Moore (YouTube)
Retro-computing YouTube channel that also covers computer hardware and broader technology topics.
- Evan Wright
Lantern is a text-adventure authoring system and cross-compiler for creating Infocom-style games for classic computers. It provides a graphical editor, built-in player and export tools for systems including the Amstrad CPC, Apple IIe, BBC Micro, Commodore 64, TRS-80 and ZX Spectrum.
- Explaining Computers
Computing videos cover hardware, operating systems, PC builds, single-board computers and retro computing, with topic pages and playlists on the companion website.
- Firenze Vintage Bit
Manifestazione italiana di retrocomputing con esposizioni di computer e console storici, incontri e attività per appassionati. Il sito raccoglie informazioni sulle edizioni e un archivio degli eventi passati. Italian retrocomputing event featuring historic computers, consoles and community activities. Its website documents Firenze Vintage Bit editions and previous events.
- Floppy Days Vintage Computing Podcast
English-language podcast about vintage home computers, especially systems from the late 1970s and 1980s, with interviews and episodes on machines, software and computing history.
- FOR(RETRO){LOOP}
An in-progress database project documenting vintage computers and game consoles with technical specifications and historical notes. Its team also rescues and restores donated machines.
- Forum64
Deutschsprachiges Forum für Commodore-Computer, besonders C64 und C128, mit Bereichen zu Hardware, Reparaturen, Software und Szene. English: A German-language Commodore forum, especially for C64 and C128, with sections on hardware, repairs, software and the community.
- FPGA Arcade Replay
FPGA arcade and retro computer recreations
- Frank Palazzolo and Evan Allen
Personal technical blog covering hardware hacks, repairs, arcade projects and related topics, with detailed write-ups such as a Magnavox Odyssey 2 RGB modification.
- FreeGeek Chicago
Chicago nonprofit that accepts donated computers and electronics, tests and refurbishes usable equipment, sells it locally and responsibly recycles items that cannot be repaired.
- FrogFind
Search and page-reading service that converts web results and modern pages into simple HTML for classic computers and text-based browsers.
- FujiNet Team
FujiNet combines a multi-peripheral emulator with Wi-Fi networking hardware, letting vintage computers access network services and virtual devices. The project provides firmware, software, downloads and support for systems including Atari, Apple II, Coleco ADAM, Commodore and Tandy CoCo.
- Fusion Magazine
Fusion Retro Books sells retro-computing and gaming books, magazines, merchandise and games, including Crash, ZZAP! 64, ZZAP! Amiga and Next.
- Game Sack
YouTube series reviewing classic video games and consoles, including newer releases for older systems.
- GameStar – Retro Klub
Deutsche YouTube-Playlist des GameStar-Magazins mit Retro-Gaming- und Hardware-Tests. Professionell produziert mit Fokus auf PC-Klassiker und Konsolen-Retro.
- Game-Tech.US
Store and technical resource for console upgrade kits, replacement parts, power supplies and pre-modded systems, with installation and troubleshooting guides.
- Garth Beagle (YouTube)
Vintage technology channel featuring computer collecting, builds, repairs, upgrades and retro technology events.
- Geekenspiel
Online shop for retro-computer case badges and stickers, including labels for classic PCs, Apple, Atari, Commodore and other systems.
- Generation Amiga
Retro-gaming and Amiga news site covering new releases, ports, hardware, software and projects across Amiga and other game platforms.
- gotBASIC.com
Community resource and index for the BASIC programming language, with dialect and platform directories, historical references, project links and discussion channels.
- Gotek FlashFloppy
Open-source firmware that turns Gotek hardware into a floppy-drive emulator, using disk-image files on a USB stick across supported retro computers, synthesizers and other equipment.
- Hak4Kidz
Youth-focused ethical-hacking conference offering capture-the-flag puzzles, hands-on hardware hacking and soldering, robotics, and cybersecurity workshops.
- Happy Hardwear
PCB-based jewelry and wearable tech with retro motifs.
- Heathkit Company
Heathkit’s official store sells new and vintage electronics kits, replacement parts and support kits, software, publications and manuals; it also lists factory repairs for recent models.
- Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum (HNF)
Das Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum in Paderborn zeigt auf 6.000 m² die Geschichte der Informationstechnik, von frühen Schrift- und Rechenmaschinen bis zu Computern und Robotern. English: The museum in Paderborn presents information technology history across 6,000 m², from early writing and calculating machines to computers and robots.
- Home Computer Museum
Het HomeComputerMuseum in Helmond biedt een interactieve reis door de geschiedenis van thuiscomputers en verwante apparaten, met een arcadecafé, gespecialiseerde reparatiewerkplaats en webwinkel. English: The museum in Helmond offers an interactive tour through the history of home computers and related devices, with an arcade café, specialist repair workshop and online store.
- HomeCon
Deutsches Retrocomputing-Treffen im Rhein-Main-Gebiet für Fans klassischer Heimcomputer und Videospiele. Die Website informiert über Termine, Veranstaltungsorte und Neuigkeiten. German retrocomputing gatherings in the Rhine-Main region for home-computer and video-game enthusiasts. The website lists dates, venues and event updates.
- How To Retro
Guide site for retro gaming and console emulation, with setup walkthroughs, emulator comparisons, game lists and reviews across home computers, consoles and handhelds.
- iFixRetro
Console repair and modification channel featuring technical repair videos and console hardware mods.
- Indie Retro News
Daily news on retro computing, indie games, and scene releases
- Inertial Computing (SCSI2SD)
Online store hosted at Rabbit Hole Computing with ZuluSCSI SCSI emulators, ZuluIDE ATA/IDE emulators and related products for vintage computers.
- Interim Computer Museum
Nonprofit museum preserving and sharing computing history through interactive exhibits, vintage hardware, remote access to historic systems, artifact preservation, and restoration.
- Internet Archive (YouTube)
Internet Archive video channel with tutorials and updates about the Wayback Machine, digitization and public access to archived books, films, audio and web materials.
- Inverse Phase
Chiptune musician and video-game composer whose Bandcamp catalog includes original tracks, retro game-inspired remixes and soundtracks. The artist also runs the Bloop Museum in Pennsylvania.
- IPSJ Computer Museum (virtual)
Virtual museum of Japanese computing history from the Information Processing Society of Japan, with articles, photographs and records about historical computers, their developers and IP heritage.
- itch.io Retro Section
Discovery page for games tagged Retro on itch.io, including retro-inspired independent games and releases made for classic systems.
- Jack Rubin
Jack Rubin Old And In The Way Old guys, old computers - except for Kyle
- Jamie Lendino
Author site for Jamie Lendino’s books on classic computers and video games, including histories of ColecoVision, Atari, Intellivision and PC/DOS gaming, with news and purchase links.
- Jan Beta
Electronics and vintage technology channel covering 1980s and 1990s computers and consoles, vintage hi-fi and instruments, repairs, projects and builds.
- Jefferey L. Wilson
Hobby site supporting S-100 computers of all vintages, especially advanced systems from the mid-1980s to early 1990s, with current and new projects and an availability shop.
- Jess B's Tech Dept. (YouTube)
YouTube channel about old computers and games, with videos and playlists covering Atari, PC, Commodore, Apple and console systems.
- JJZ-GC (YouTube)
Gaming culture channel covering classic and current video games, with gameplay, videogame history and retro gaming across arcade, console and computer systems.
- Joe's Computer Museum
Personal vintage-computer museum and online shop for retro hardware, reproduction parts, upgrades, replacement chips, apparel and related items.
- Jon Elson
Jon Elson VAX/VMS DEC 1980's Minicomputers
- Jon Obst (YouTube)
Jon Obst’s channel focuses on vintage and retro technology repair, restoration and history, especially Apple computers, with occasional modern repairs and Vintage Computer Festival Midwest coverage.
- Joueur Du Grenier (YouTube)
Chaîne YouTube française consacrée aux jeux vidéo, avec des tests humoristiques de jeux rétro et des émissions spéciales sur des titres et consoles classiques. English: French YouTube channel about video games, with humorous reviews of retro games and special episodes on classic titles and consoles.
- Juicy Crumb Systems (YouTube)
Juicy Crumb Systems — retro computing YouTube channel focused on repairs, builds, and history.
- June Tate-Gans
Nybbles and Bytes site for retro game development, with blog posts, articles, programs, 6502 resources, and links to its video and community channels.
- Krikzz
Manufacturer and direct shop for EverDrive flash cartridges for Nintendo, Sega and other classic systems, with product downloads, a support forum, distributor information and warranty details.
- LA 3D Printer Repair
3D printer repair and services useful for retro part fabrication.
- La Caverna del Gamer
Canal de YouTube en español con análisis, reportajes y listas sobre videojuegos clásicos y actuales, consolas y cultura del videojuego. English: Spanish-language YouTube channel with analyses, features and lists about classic and current video games, consoles and game culture.
- Larry Bundy Jr (Guru Larry) (YouTube)
Gaming history. Humorous docs.
- Lee Hart
Lee Hart’s site for vintage microcomputer kits and projects, including Membership Card computers based on the 1802, 8080 and Z80, with 6502 projects and product documentation.
- Lee Hart's 1802 Membership Card
Buildable COSMAC 1802 microcomputer kit based on the Membership Card design, with manuals, expansion projects, software and related hardware available from Lee Hart.
- LGR (Clint Basinger) (YouTube)
Clint’s LGR channel covers retro technology and PC gaming through hardware reviews, oddware, restorations, builds and game retrospectives.
- LGR (X)
X account associated with the LGR YouTube channel, sharing updates and links about retro computing, games and videos.
- Maiden Ariana of Retro Alcove
Retro Alcove companion site for Maiden Ariana’s videos about classic hardware, C64 customization, computer festivals, vintage PC troubleshooting and a running telnet BBS.
- MAMEDev
Official home of the MAME project, a multi-purpose emulator that documents and preserves arcade, computer, console and calculator software and hardware, with source code, downloads, documentation and project updates.
- Matt Massie
Community-maintained NitrOS-9 operating system for Motorola 6809 and Hitachi 6309 systems, supporting the Tandy Color Computer family and other compatible targets.
- Matthew Jones / McJonesTech
Matthew Jones’s project for refurbishing and preserving older technology, with ongoing computer restoration and reverse-engineering work, exhibits and other community projects.
- Melissa Barron // M-three-L Art
Artist and Apple II enthusiast creating paintings, prints and other art inspired by vintage computers, game systems and technology, with a linked online shop.
- MetalJesusRocks (YouTube)
Retro-gaming channel with game collecting, hidden gems, buying guides and big-box PC gaming, alongside coverage of current games.
- Michael MJD (YouTube)
Michael MJD — retro computing YouTube channel focused on repairs, builds, and history.
- Midwest Computer Museum
Nonprofit museum preserving computing history through a collection of computers, peripherals, software and documentation, with public events and a planned mobile exhibit for schools and communities.
- MiSTer FPGA (Community) (Facebook Group)
Active Various community for discussion, trading, help, and sharing.
- MiSTer FPGA GitHub
Open source FPGA cores for many retro systems
- MiSTer FPGA Official
MiSTer FPGA forum for core and setup discussions, project updates, hardware add-ons, and community support.
- MoBATCH
Nonprofit Museum of Batch and Time-sharing Computer History, focused on business computing, supercomputers and other behind-the-scenes systems, with event exhibits and information about its collections.
- Modern Vintage Gamer
YouTube channel exploring current and vintage video-game systems, console hardware, homebrew, modding, emulation and gaming history.
- MrVenom1974 (YouTube)
Deutscher Retrogaming-Kanal mit Retro-Let’s Plays, Specials, Spiele-Sammlungen und Berichten von Retro-Börsen; außerdem gibt es Videos zu C64-Spielen. English: German retro-gaming channel featuring retro Let’s Plays and specials, game collections and reports from retro conventions; it also has videos about C64 games.
- Museum of Computing
Computing history museum in central Swindon with early computers, games, calculators and hands-on exhibits. The museum also hosts events and welcomes family and school visits.
- My Life in Gaming
Video channel with showcases and documentaries on retro games and hardware, plus the RGB Master Class guides to getting the best picture from original console hardware.
- My Mate Vince
Repairs including retro consoles/computers, focusing on board repairs and troubleshooting
- MyAbandonware
Catalog of classic PC and console games from 1965 to 2015, with game details, manuals, reviews and downloadable files.
- N9TAX Retro Lab (YouTube)
YouTube channel for retro-electronics projects, including floppy-drive tools, vintage-computer repairs and a home-lab telephone system.
- National Videogame Museum (UK)
Interactive videogame museum in Sheffield, England, with more than 100 games to play, exhibitions on game history and culture, and workshops about making games.
- National Videogame Museum (US)
Videogame museum in Frisco, Texas, preserving and presenting game history through interactive exhibits and educational programs.
- NCommander
YouTube channel about retrotech, digital preservation and computing history, with technical videos on operating systems, vintage server hardware and software.
- Noel’s Retro Lab (YouTube)
YouTube channel documenting vintage-computer repairs, restorations and history, with projects including the TI-99/4A, ZX Spectrum and other systems.
- Nosher Microcomputer Advert Archive
History of the microcomputer industry told through 300+ original adverts from the 1970s-1990s. Covers Commodore, Sinclair, Apple, IBM, and hundreds of now-forgotten brands.
- Nostalgia Nerd
Nostalgia Nerd’s site and video channel publish stories and explainers about vintage computers, hardware, software and games.
- Obsolete Computer Museum
Long-running online computer museum with a catalog of vintage systems, including the Acorn Electron, Apple II, Commodore, IBM and Sinclair ranges.
- Odd Tinkering
Restoration videos for older consumer electronics and game consoles, including a PlayStation 2 Slim restoration.
- Old Crap Vintage Computing
Museum and preservation archive of vintage computing hardware, software, and accessories with detailed photos.
- Old School Gamer Magazine
Retro-gaming magazine publishing news and features about arcade, console, handheld and computer games, with print and digital subscriptions.
- oldbytes.space (Mastodon)
Dedicated Mastodon instance for retro tech.
- OldComp.cz
České diskuzní fórum pro fanoušky historických počítačů s odděleními pro jednotlivé platformy, hardware, programování, opravy a setkání. Czech discussion forum for historical-computer fans, with sections for platforms, hardware, programming, repairs and meetups.
- Oldcomputers.net - The Old Computer Museum
Long-running online museum of home and personal computers from the 1970s through the 1990s.
- Olde World Tech Fridays (YouTube)
Olde World Tech Fridays — retro computing YouTube channel focused on repairs, builds, and history.
- OldGamesItalia
Comunità italiana dedicata al retrogaming, con forum su videogiochi, podcast, traduzioni e narrativa interattiva. Italian retro-gaming community with forums for video games, podcasts, translations and interactive fiction.
- Open Source Scan Converter (OSSC)
FPGA-based video upscaler for retro consoles/computers
- OpenFPGA (Analogue)
Analogue Pocket developer platform for creating third-party FPGA cores that recreate video-game hardware for preservation, study and play.
- Particles! BBS
Retro-computing BBS and website with connection, software, downloads, and blog posts covering systems including Commodore, Amiga, and PC.
- Paul Rak
Paul Rak Uncle Paulie's Retro Circus Sun / AT&T / misc vintage micros
- Peak Retro (YouTube)
YouTube channel about the culture, memories and history of retro gaming, with console retrospectives and reflections on maintaining older game systems.
- Personal Computer Museum
Online museum showcasing personal computer history with photographs, specifications, and exhibits.
- PiSCSI / RaSCSI
Raspberry Pi-based SCSI device emulator for vintage computers, replacing hard disks and other SCSI peripherals with virtual devices. The project wiki provides hardware, installation and configuration guides.
- Pixel Addict Magazine
Classic-computing and retro-gaming magazine covering home-computing history, hardware profiles, interviews, vintage software and game reviews, available in print and digital PDF editions.
- Poly.play
Retroshop für klassische Computer, Spiele, Hardware und Ersatzteile aus verschiedenen Systemfamilien. German retro shop for classic computers, games, hardware and spare parts across multiple systems.
- Powkiddy
Online store selling handheld game consoles, gamepads and replacement parts for portable gaming systems.
- Printables
General 3D-printing library with retro-computer parts. Search by system name plus case, bezel, bracket, keycap, or adapter, then check the model files and print settings.
- Project EGG 公式
Japanese-language channel from Project EGG introducing classic Japanese PC games and related releases through videos.
- projectCD.Chronicles (YouTube)
Channel covering computer science and technology with a focus on retro computers, programming projects, Linux and related adventures.
- Protoweb
Community-run service that restores historical websites, mainly from the 1990s, for browsing through a configured web proxy. Restored pages include working searches, games and downloads.
- Rabbit Hole Computing
Online store for legacy-computer storage emulators and adapters, including ZuluSCSI, ZuluIDE and QuokkADB products.
- Rabbithole Computing
Manufacturer of SCSI emulation products for retro computers; the site links to its product shop.
- r/ClassicComputerTime
Reddit community discussing classic computers, from early home systems to XP-era PCs.
- r/CRTfinds
Reddit community for sharing CRT finds, collections and questions about discovered sets.
- r/ditherpunk
Reddit community for dithered digital art, image-processing techniques and creative tools.
- RDKL, Inc. (YouTube)
RDKL, Inc. videos document laptop refurbishment, vintage computers and technology, including computer rescues and artwork made with damaged displays.
- r/emulation
Reddit community for discussion of emulators and emulation software.
- Retro Computer Museum
Leicestershire museum with playable classic computers, consoles, arcade systems, and virtual-reality exhibits, open on scheduled weekends and select bank holidays.
- Retro Computing Forum
Active forum for retro computing enthusiasts covering hardware, software, repair, and collecting.
- Retro Directory
Curated directory of retro computing websites, communities, and resources organized by platform.
- Retro Dodo
Retro Dodo's official YouTube channel complements its online magazine with reporting, reviews, videos and coverage of retro games, gaming culture and collectibles.
- Retro Game Boards
Retro video-game forum with general discussion and a member marketplace for buying, selling, and trading.
- Retro Game Corps
Videos and step-by-step guides for retro gaming handhelds, emulation, device setup, firmware and related software.
- Retro Gamer
Online edition of Retro Gamer magazine, featuring news, features, and reviews about classic video games and systems.
- Retro Games Rediscovered (YouTube)
Channel playing and presenting classic video games, with facts and features on Amiga games and other retro consoles.
- Retro Games (YouTube)
Official Retro Games channel sharing product announcements, demonstrations and features for its retro console range, including THE 400 Mini, THE A1200, THE Spectrum and THE 800XL.
- Retro Gaming (aggregator) (TikTok)
Retro gaming clips and highlights on TikTok.
- Retro Hour Podcast
Weekly podcast on retro gaming and technology with industry guests
- Retro Nation CZ (YouTube)
Český kanál Retro Nation přináší videa o klasických hrách, jejich vývoji a retro kultuře. (Retro Nation publishes Czech-language videos about classic games, their development, and retro culture.)
- Retro Repair Roundup (YouTube)
YouTube discussion and livestream series about vintage computer repair, configuration, modifications and new technologies, including interviews with people in the retro-computing community.
- Retro Rich (YouTube)
Retro Rich offers short videos introducing technology from the past, including 1980s computer sounds and brief looks at vintage systems such as the VIC-20.
- RetroArch (Android/iOS)
Multi-system emulator frontend with Libretro cores
- retrobits (YouTube)
Educational videos about 8-bit and 16-bit computers and gaming, including Commodore systems, consoles and retro-computing history.
- RetroBytes
Narrated deep dives on vintage PC, UNIX, and other platforms
- retroCombs (YouTube)
retroCombs covers retro computing and gaming, including MEGA65 hardware and game development, vintage computer demonstrations and collection features.
- Retrocomputing Archive
Long-running archive of classic computer software and documentation, including 8080 and CP/M, MS-DOS, BBS and online game software, hardware-specific collections, manuals, newsletters, CD images and Usenet material. It accepts software and documentation submissions for systems at least 15 years old, case by case.
- RetroFrog
Online store for retro-console accessories, joysticks, USB adapters, cables, and MiSTer FPGA products across several classic systems.
- Retrohax
Store listing the mouSTer USB adapter for connecting modern USB mice, gamepads, and joysticks to retro computers; its supported-platform list includes Commodore, Atari, Amiga, and Sinclair systems.
- Retroid Pocket (GoRetroid)
Online store for Retroid Pocket handheld gaming devices and accessories.
- Retromaniax
Ελληνική κοινότητα retro υπολογιστών και gaming με ενεργά φόρουμ για κλασικά συστήματα, παιχνίδια, emulation, hardware και τεχνολογία. English: Greek retro-computing and gaming community with active forums for classic systems, games, emulation, hardware, and technology.
- Retronauts (X)
Official X account for the classic gaming podcast Retronauts, sharing episode announcements and posts about retro-gaming history and retrospectives.
- Retropaq
Articles, videos, downloads and service documentation about vintage computers, including Compaq Portables, Macintosh Portable, IBM P75 and Toshiba systems.
- RetroRGB
Retro-gaming review and news site with console RGB and video guides, modding articles, interviews, videos, and a weekly podcast.
- RetroStack
Open-source project documenting and reimplementing classic computers, including TRS-80 systems, Sorcerer and MicroBee. Its repositories include system documentation, software and replacement hardware projects.
- RetroTechy (YouTube)
YouTube channel about technology, thrifting and video games, with videos on vintage devices, retro computing and gaming.
- RetroTINK (X)
Official X community account linked from RetroTINK, maker of video processors, transcoders, cables and accessories for retro game consoles.
- RetroUSB
Official retroUSB product archive with product information, manuals, and downloads for AVS, games, and USB products; the site says additional details are being added.
- Rhode Island Computer Museum (RICM)
Museum in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, preserving and exhibiting computer-history artifacts through its collections, Fraser Archives, Learning Lab, and visitor tours.
- Rich's Random Retro Reviews (YouTube)
YouTube channel reviewing and unboxing retro technology, including vintage computers, games and consumer devices.
- Rik's Random Retro (YouTube)
YouTube channel and website about retro computers and games, with hardware videos, game coverage and regular streams.
- RobJenCollections (YouTube)
YouTube channel documenting a retro-computer collection and preparation for VCF Midwest.
- r/oldcomputers
Reddit community for retro and vintage computing, where members share memories, collections, and old-computer posts.
- Ron's Computer Videos
YouTube channel exploring vintage-computing hardware and classic adventure games through demonstrations, guides and interviews about early personal computing.
- r/retrobattlestations
Reddit community for showing and discussing vintage computer setups, sharing old photos, and asking for help with retro computers and consoles.
- r/retrocomputing
Reddit community for retro-computing discussion, focused on 8-bit systems and extending through early-2000s computers, software, games, and projects.
- r/retrogaming
Reddit community for vintage gaming, including 2D and early 3D games, collections, and retro-game discussion.
- r/technews
Reddit community for hard-tech news and articles.
- r/vintagecgi
Reddit archive for vintage computer-generated imagery from the 1970s through the 2000s.
- r/VintageComputers
Reddit community for vintage computing, where members ask for help with old hardware and share their computers.
- r/vintagecomputing
Reddit community sharing information and stories about vintage computer hardware and software.
- RWAP Software
Retro-computing business offering software, replacement parts, peripherals, support, and second-hand hardware and software across Sinclair and other vintage platforms.
- ScummVM
Software project that runs more than 325 classic graphical adventure and role-playing games on many platforms using the games’ data files; it replaces game executables rather than emulating hardware.
- Sega Lord X (YouTube)
Sega-focused retro-gaming channel with reviews and retrospectives on Sega Saturn and Genesis, alongside other classic consoles.
- SellMyRetro
Online marketplace and auction site for retro computers, consoles, vintage electronics, hardware, software, and related accessories, with fixed-price and auction listings.
- Shadytel Midwest & Friends
Volunteer telecom network project providing telephone, dial-up and other communications services for exhibitors at VCF Midwest. Its 2026 page documents the network build and show operations.
- Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon
Action-puzzle game combining falling-block mechanics with combat, equipment collection, boss fights, a solo campaign, and two-player versus mode.
- Silicium (FR) (YouTube)
Chaîne française consacrée au rétrocomputing : réparations, modifications, électronique, retrogaming et bricolages informatiques. Elle présente aussi des replays de Twitch.
- Silverwand Software Collection
Personal software collection by developer Brendan Bellina, including Apple II and Macintosh programs, multi-platform game modifications, widgets, and video backgrounds.
- Slobulus (YouTube)
Spanish-language video-game channel featuring gameplay and analysis across generations, with particular attention to games from the 1980s and 1990s.
- SNESdrunk
Video reviews of games across Super Nintendo, NES, Nintendo 64, Switch, Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, and arcade platforms.
- Sordan.ie
Online store for retro-computing hardware, adapters, storage, ROMs, and software products for systems including Amiga, Commodore, Atari, Apple II, and PC.
- SpineCard (YouTube)
Spanish-language retro-gaming channel featuring console and game reviews, collection videos and commentary. The channel also links to its console-modding workshop.
- Stone Age Gamer
Retro-gaming retailer selling games, consoles, accessories, EverDrive flash carts, hardware modifications, and repair services across multiple platforms.
- Stop Skeletons From Fighting (YouTube)
The Stop Skeletons From Fighting channel publishes video game documentaries and reviews about the weirder and more obscure side of gaming.
- Superstar64 (YouTube)
YouTube channel with livestreams and videos about retro computers, operating systems, and games, plus visits to vintage-computing events. Recent posts feature Macintosh projects and the 2026 Vintage Computer Festival Midwest.
- System Source Computer Museum
Computer museum in Hunt Valley, Maryland, preserving computing history with exhibits of mainframes, minicomputers, vintage microcomputers, telecommunications equipment, calculators, and game systems; tours and events are available.
- Taki Udon (YouTube)
Retro handhelds. Hardware-focused.
- Tattler Solutions
Sells Wi-Fi retro modems for Hayes, USRobotics and Atari systems, plus FPGA arcade-game recreations and the WOPR computer terminal.
- Tech Dungeon
Online store for retro-computing joystick adapters, controllers, cartridge trays, and other accessories, with product information and event updates.
- Tech Tangents (YouTube)
Tech Tangents is a YouTube channel about computers, programming and electronics, with videos on vintage PC builds and operating systems including Windows 98.
- Tech Time Traveller (YouTube)
Tech Time Traveller — retro computing YouTube channel focused on repairs, builds, and history.
- Techmoan (YouTube)
Techmoan makes videos about new and retro technology, including unusual audio and video formats.
- Terraonion
Online store for hardware add-ons, flash cartridges, and optical-disc emulators for multiple retro console platforms.
- TexElec
Online store for retro-computing hardware and upgrades, including cartridges, adapters, storage, and expansion products for TI-99/4A, Commodore, Atari, and other systems.
- The 8-Bit Guy
Videos about vintage-computer history, restorations, repairs and original games, covering Apple and Commodore systems alongside other 8-bit and DOS platforms.
- The Ben Heck Show (YouTube)
Custom hardware builds and mods, including many retro console projects
- The Bit Culture (YouTube)
YouTube channel about retro technology and classic games, with tips for maintaining vintage computers and videos about modifications and upgrades. Recent videos cover Atari ST emulation and Commodore Amiga systems.
- The Brewing Academy
Online store for aftermarket hardware, homebrew cartridges, upgrades, and repair or installation services for retro computers and consoles including TI, Atari, Commodore, and Amiga.
- The High Nibble
Retro-computing hardware projects and technical reference for IMSAI, Cromemco, and S-100 systems, with kits and build documentation for sale.
- The Hot Holder
Online store for the Hot Holder soldering tool, a bench aid with flexible heat-resistant grips and a suction base for holding electronic parts during assembly and repair.
- The Irish Retro Gaming Community (Facebook Group)
Active Various community for discussion, trading, help, and sharing.
- The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC)
Computer museum at Bletchley Park with restored machines spanning codebreaking and early computing through personal computers, shown in exhibitions and galleries.
- The Osborne Computer Group (Facebook Group)
Active Various community for discussion, trading, help, and sharing.
- The Retro Collective (Channel)
YouTube channel for The Retro Collective, formerly RMCretro, covering vintage computers, consoles, arcade and gaming technology, and the group's museums and preservation work.
- The Retro Collective (Website)
UK museum group with The Cave computer and console museum and the Arcade Archive coin-operated games museum, offering hands-on exhibits, visits, and events.
- The Retro Shack (YouTube)
YouTube channel exploring the golden age of computing through retro computers, their history, and occasional modern systems.
- The Retro Web
Community-run vintage hardware database with motherboard records, BIOS images, manuals, technical articles and hardware projects.
- The Sprawl Technology Library
Private library in Columbus, Ohio, dedicated to preserving and studying older technology, with a public archive and catalog of 666 items.
- The Stop Bits
Nerdy rock band formed by four retro-computing YouTube creators, making songs about vintage computers and technology.
- The VintNerd
YouTube channel about vintage computers and projects, covering systems such as Atari, Tandy/Radio Shack TRS-80, Commodore, TI-99/4A, and Microvision.
- TheRetroChannel (YouTube)
YouTube channel about retro computers and consoles, with repair, modification, restoration, and preservation videos.
- Thingiverse
Community library of downloadable 3D-printable designs, including user-created cases, adapters, mounts, and replacement parts for retro computers and other hardware.
- This Week in Retro (YouTube)
This Week in Retro produces a weekly show covering news and stories from retro computing and games, with guests and platform-specific discussions.
- Time Rift Arcade
Bedford, Texas arcade with classic and modern arcade games, pinball and vintage computers, offering day and monthly passes, food, and merchandise.
- Tindie
Marketplace for independent hardware, electronics and maker-built products, including retro-computing kits and accessories.
- TOSEC (The Old School Emulation Center)
Community project cataloging and preserving vintage computer and console software through DAT files and curated ROM, disk-image, and media collections.
- Trina's Technobabble (YouTube)
YouTube channel about working with vintage and modern computers and computer parts.
- TuberViejuner
Canal en español de retroinformática y videojuegos retro, con contenido sobre hardware antiguo, emulación y consolas portátiles actuales.
- Tulip Creative Computer
Open-source portable computer for music, writing and coding, built around a microcontroller with Python, a touchscreen, synthesizer and programmable graphics.
- TVGRYpl (retro series)
Kanał wideo redakcji GRYOnline.pl z materiałami o grach, recenzjami, opiniami i wywiadami; publikuje też materiały o historii klasycznych gier i serii. Editorial video channel from GRYOnline.pl covering games through reviews, commentary, and interviews, with occasional videos on classic games and franchises.
- Tynemouth Software
Tynemouth Software store offering Minstrel ZX80/ZX81-compatible kits, expansion products, and vintage-computer boards, with kit and prebuilt options.
- Ultimate MiSTer
Online store for MiSTer FPGA systems, add-ons, cables, controllers, and accessories for platforms including Commodore 64 and Amiga, ZX Spectrum, Atari, and arcade systems.
- Un Mundo de Retro Juegos
Canal en español sobre videojuegos retro, nostalgia y coleccionismo, con videos sobre juegos y equipos de MSX, Amstrad, Commodore, Famicom, TI-99/4A y Atari ST. English: Spanish-language channel about retro games, nostalgia, and collecting, with videos on MSX, Amstrad, Commodore, Famicom, TI-99/4A, and Atari ST games and hardware.
- Unofficial cores (MiST/MiSTer)
MiST FPGA development organization maintaining firmware, classic-computer and console cores, and related board tools.
- VCF East
Vintage Computer Federation festival in New Jersey with exhibits, vendors, classes, talks, workshops, and consignment.
- VCF Florida
Florida festival page for the Vintage Computer Federation; event details are forthcoming.
- VCF Great Britain
UK festival celebrating computing history; the 2026 Aintree event featured exhibits, gaming, workshops, talks, films and live music.
- VCF Latam
Festival latinoamericano de computación clásica organizado por Espacio TEC en Bahía Blanca, Argentina. Reúne exhibiciones de equipos históricos, charlas, talleres y proyectos de la comunidad. Latin American vintage-computing festival organized by Espacio TEC in Bahía Blanca, Argentina. Features historic computer exhibits, talks, workshops and community projects.
- VCF Midwest
Annual Midwest vintage-computer festival with exhibits, vendors, talks, and community activities.
- VCF Pacific Northwest
Pacific Northwest vintage-computer festival with event information, an online program, and a photo archive.
- VCF SoCal
Annual Southern California vintage-computing festival at the OC Fair & Event Center, with exhibits, talks, and hands-on activities. The next festival is scheduled for February 20–21, 2027.
- VCF Solothurn
Swiss vintage-computing festival in the Solothurn area with exhibitions, talks, workshops, a flea market and access to a museum collection. The website publishes visitor details and program information. Schweizer Vintage-Computer-Festival in der Region Solothurn mit Ausstellungen, Vorträgen, Workshops, Flohmarkt und Zugang zu einer Museumssammlung. Die Website informiert über Programm und Besuch.
- VCF Southeast
Vintage Computer Federation festival in the southeastern United States with exhibits, vendors, talks, and community activities.
- VCF Southwest
Dallas-Fort Worth vintage-computer festival with vendors, exhibits, workshops, talks, an auction, and consignment.
- VCF (Vintage Computer Federation)
Vintage Computer Federation site covering official festivals, affiliated events, forums, museums, and preservation work.
- VCF West
Vintage Computer Federation festival at the Computer History Museum with exhibits, vendors, talks, classes, and consignment.
- VCFe (Vintage Computer Festival Europe)
Munich vintage-computer festival with exhibits, talks, and historic machines. Münchner Vintage-Computer-Festival mit Ausstellungen, Vorträgen und historischen Maschinen.
- VCFed Forums
General vintage computing, repairs, restores, events
- Velberan
Canal de análises, gameplays e curiosidades sobre jogos de todas as épocas. Retro games, indies e notícias comentadas sobre o que acontece nas principais plataformas. Também há muito conteúdo sobre jogos de luta, como The King of Fighters e Street Fighter. English: Portuguese-language channel covering games from every era through analysis, gameplay and trivia, plus retro games, indies, gaming news and fighting games such as The King of Fighters and Street Fighter.
- Veronica Explains Nothing (YouTube)
Small companion YouTube channel whose description directs viewers to Veronica’s main channel for her regular videos.
- Veronica Explains (YouTube)
YouTube channel about Linux and vintage technology, reflecting its creator’s interests as a Linux user and vintage-tech enthusiast.
- Vintage Computer Federation Museum @ InfoAge
Museum at InfoAge Science Center in Wall, New Jersey, displaying the Vintage Computer Federation's curated collection of historic computing artifacts.
- Vintage Computer Federation (VCFed) (Facebook Group)
Active Various community for discussion, trading, help, and sharing.
- Vintage Electronics Expo
Michigan vintage-electronics show with seller tables, admission information, and event details.
- Virtual x86 (copy.sh)
In-browser x86 emulator with a catalog of bootable Linux, BSD, Windows, Unix-like, DOS, and other operating systems.
- VWestlife
YouTube channel featuring demonstrations, reviews, and tutorials about computers and electronics, alongside stereo equipment, gadgets, classic video games, cars, radio, and videography.
- Wafflenet
Personal retrocomputing and gaming site with a computer collection, BIOS dumps for historical and maintenance use, software and game projects, music, and a separate archive of Yamaha OPL2/OPL3 music.
- White Flag Computing
El Segundo computer repair service offering hardware repairs and upgrades, malware removal, PC and Mac setup, custom and gaming PCs, networking, backups, training and data recovery.
- Wi-Fi Sheep Tech Channel (YouTube)
Wi-Fi Sheep videos cover retro and hobbyist computing, including Raspberry Pi, BBC Micro, RISC OS, programming and 8-bit history.
- Wire Wrap Odyssey
Documentation for a home-built wire-wrap computer, covering circuit architecture, CPU and peripherals, video, software, construction, lessons learned and project media.
- Wisconsin Computer Club
Wisconsin Computer Club’s retro-computing forum for platform discussions, member projects and events, with community exhibits and dedicated buying, selling and wanted sections.
- Ye Olde Retro Electronic Computer Store (YORE)
Vendor offering retro hardware, peripherals, and computing parts.
- Zap Coders
Small game-development group creating retro-style games. Its first title, Proxima B, has a Steam demo and a planned physical cartridge release; the site shares project news and updates.
- ZCOM Zuse-Computer-Museum
Das ZCOM Zuse-Computer-Museum in Hoyerswerda erzählt die Geschichte des Computers und zeigt historische Zuse-Rechner. Seit dem 1. September 2026 ist das Museum für den öffentlichen Besucherverkehr geschlossen; gebuchte Workshops und Veranstaltungsreihen laufen bis zum 31. Dezember 2026. English: The ZCOM Zuse Computer Museum in Hoyerswerda explores computer history and presents historic Zuse computers. It has been closed to public visitors since September 1, 2026; booked workshops and event series continue through December 31, 2026.
- ZuluSCSI
Open-source firmware repository for the ZuluSCSI family of hardware devices, which emulate SCSI storage devices using disk images stored on an SD card.