Starting a website dedicated to Asian retro gaming!

[Trenton_net]

Hey everyone,

Speaking for myself, and perhaps a load of others, I have a fond attachment to the pcenginefx community. Having visited for such a long time, I see regular faces who continue to show up and chat about everything (The good, the bad, and the new)! But after a while I started thinking... Sure the PC-Engine community is alive and well, there are probably other obscure or lesser known Asian platforms/games/hardware that don't get a lot of coverage. So much so that maybe some of the knowledge we have now, might get lost in the future as 'old-timers' retire from the scene and head out to greener pastures.

So after having that thought, I decided to parlay my computer experience and start my own website dedicated to preserving Asian retro gaming! While not nearly as specific as the pcenginefx forums, it covers a much larger area of Asian retro gaming which I feel is under-represented online (At least in English speaking corners). Being that I'm not really aware of many centralized places for English speakers to get this kind of information, I figure this would as good a time as any to start. :-) I know not everyone will care about the greater retro gaming scene outside of the PC-Engine, but my door is always open for those who are.

Cheers!

(https://www.supercom32.net)

PS: Since I literally only opened my doors a short while ago, there is still a lot of content left to be added. I did manage to get a few PC-Engine scans in the download section up. You'll need to be registered and have at least 50 posts to really be able to start downloading stuff, but that's really more to stop hit-and-runs. If anyone has scans, files, or anything else they think would be worthy to contribute to the archive, please do feel free to let me know!

[NightWolve]

Good luck, it's very hard to get something like this up and running and for the long-run.

[esteban]

Good luck, comrade

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