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My GitLab
My BitBucket, most commonly used for maintaining gamesrc-ver-recreation as of 2020.
My GitHub, used for maintaining ReflectionHLE as of 2022.
My Twitter handle
gamesrc-ver-recreation, covering a collection of modifications of games' source codes aiming to match differing versions of them.
ReflectionHLE, a project consisting of source ports of old(er) games. Inspired by Chocolate Doom.
Duke4.net, a Duke3D/Build community site originally founded by Yatta. Also hosting this very website.
Doomworld, a Doom community site originally founded by Linguica, Mordeth and Dukrous.
ZDoom, a website dedicated to source ports derived from ZDoom and/or using ZDoom code. ZDoom was started by randi; Originally based on Andy Bay's ATB Doom and Petteri Kangaslampi's NTDoom ports.
Strife Forever, a resurrection of the concept of the "Strife" websites which were hosted by MaverickUK beforehand. While hosting comics on its own, community activity may be found in a Discord server.
Blzut3's blog. Also used as the ECWolf website.
The Duke Nukem 3D Informational Suite, known as a very useful guide for Duke3D map editing.
scent-88.com.
DOSBox, a DOS emulator which was made for playing DOS games on modern setups.
ruffle, a Flash Player emulator.
3D Realms, originally known (along with the Apogee brand) for many older titles from the 90s, like Blake Stone, the first titles in the Duke Nukem series, and Shadow Warrior. Working on new titles as of 2022.
An archive of older 3D Realms web page contents, including news posts and download links to older shareware titles and patches.
Apogee Entertainment, known for many older titles, just like 3D Realms. While Apogee Software and 3D Realms used to be two different brands for one company, Apogee Entertainment is its own company separate from 3D Realms nowadays, publishing old and new games altogether.
Slipgate Ironworks (previously titled Slipgate Studios), responsible for the development of Rise of the Triad (2013), Bombshell and Rad Rodgers. Originally started under Interceptor Entertainment.
General Arcade, a porting house known for previously working on ports of Duke Nukem 3D and Shadow Warror (1997 game).
Devolver Digital, publisher of various games; At some point, they took over the Shadow Warrior franchise along with Flying Wild Hog.
Flying Wild Hog, known for developing the Shadow Warrior game released on 2013 and Shadow Warrior 2.
Gearbox Software, known for finishing the development of Duke Nukem Forever after acquiring the I.P., and later working on Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour.
Ion Fury
WRATH: Aeon of Ruin
Rad Rodgers
Shadow Warrior site, promoting Shadow Warrior 3 as of October 2022.
Duke Nukem site, promoting Duke Nukem 20th Anniversary World Tour as of October 2022.
The home page of Ken Silverman, the coder of the Build engine used by Duke Nukem 3D, Shadow Warrior and other games, as well as the Polymost renderer used in various sources ports based on JFBuild.
EDuke32, maintained across differing time periods by TerminX, Hendricks266, Plagman, helixhorned, pogokeen and more potentially involved.
Nuke.YKT's page, covering projects like Nuked OPL3 and the EDuke32-based Rednukem and NBlood ports.
PCExhumed, sirlemonhead's EDuke32-based Powerslave/Exhumed port, with significant contributions from Nuke.YKT.
M210 Projects. This covers BuildGDX, BAFEd and more works.
JonoF's home page, including his JFBuild-based ports like JFDuke3D and JFShadowWarrior.
icculus.org; A significant contributor to the SDL library; The maker of a ton of source ports (seriously), including ports of ROTT (1995), Duke3D (1996), SW (1997) and Serious Sam: The First Encounter (2001) and The Second Encounter (2002) for Linux. There are other source ports taking advantage of his work, including his Duke3D port.
Rancidmeat's home page. Includes the Duke3d_w32 port, that xDuke is based on.
xDuke
ProAsm.com, the home of the original maintainer of the Duke3dw and SWP ports.
Chocolate Doom, a source port of Doom Engine games that aims to accurate reproduce the behaviors of original DOS versions of the games in question.
Duke Nukem 3D: High Resolution Pack homepage, originally used for the HRP, but nowadays also hosting other contents.
NukemNet, a cross-platform multiplayer frontend for multiple old(er) games, including but not limited to Build Engine games. Maintained by aaBlueDragon, who previously worked on Dukonnector in 2006-2008 (and briefly also on the IRC-based dukenet).
shikadi.net, a site mostly dedicated to DOS games from the 1990s. Includes the following Wikis..
The Commander Keen Wiki, a reference to the Commander Keen games, from general information about them and up to useful information for modders.
The DOS Game Modding Wiki, a reference for potential modders of DOS games (mainly referring to games released in the 1990s).
Commander Genius, aka CloneKeenPlus, a Commander Keen interpreter. Based on earlier work of CloneKeen.
CloneKeen, a clone software of Commander Keen: Invasion of the Vorticons (episodes 1-3). Used as a based for Commander Genius.
David Gow's site, the place of David Gow, also known as sulix (and Multimania). Among other things, he's been involved in the development of several Linux games.
Simple DirectMedia Layer (i.e., SDL) - A cross-platform media library, commonly used for the development of games.
wxWidgets - A toolkit which lets programmers write a GUI application for multiple platforms using a single piece of code, with minimal to no platform-specific adjustments required.
VirtualBox - A program which basically lets you run an extra operating system in parallel, by running a virtual machine.
Google: Pac-Man, a special Google version of Pac-Man, originally shown on the main page for celebrating Pac-Man's 30th anniversary back on May 2010.
Wait a bit to start a game with no opening theme. Alternatively, click "Insert Coin" to start with theme. Click "Insert Coin" for a second time to start a 2 players game (using arrows and W,S,A,D keys to control both characters).
Falafel King - A Flash game. You get the job of selling Falafels. Can you be as quick as possible while serving the customers?
NOTE: There used to be two separate high-scores tables, one for each language.
Music Mania - A Flash applet. A set of games which do something with music.
Duke4.net
Voidpoint, developers of Ion Fury.
Twitter handle for Bombshell, used in different time periods for promoting Bombshell, Ion Fury and Phantom Fury.
3D Realms
Apogee Entertainment
Slipgate Ironworks, developers of Rise of the Triad (2013), Bombshell and Rad Rodgers.
KillPixel Games, developers of WRATH: Aeon of Ruin.
WRATH: Aeon of Ruin
Devolver Digital
Flying Wild Hog, developers of Hard Reset, Shadow Warrior (2013) and Shadow Warrior 2-3.
Twitter handle for Shadow Warrior, used for Shadow Warrior 3 as of January 2021.
Gearbox
Duke Nukem
EDuke32
Bombshell (inc. Ion Fury)
3D Realms
Apogee Entertainment
WRATH: Aeon of Ruin
Slipgate Ironworks
Devolver Digital
Flying Wild Hog
Shadow Warrior
Gearbox
Duke4.net.
Doomworld.
ZDoom.
Come Get Some! (CGS) Forum (scent-88.com).
Public Commander Keen Forums (or shortly PCKF), a place to discuss everything related to Commander Keen, along with the Commander Genius project.
Keen: Modding, a "twin" forum of PCKF. A place to discuss Commander Keen modding.
VOGONS
Archived 3D Realms forums, which were active until early 2016.
