New Archiving Site
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New Archiving Site
Hey everybody, I just started an archiving site and would like some feedback. There are only 20 Sega Genesis games or so up right now, but I am scanning in the cart, box, and instructions. You can view them either in a slide show or you can download them (jpegs for cart and box, and pdf for the instructions. There is also gameplay footage of the games.
This site is brand new (and is my first one). If anyone has any suggestions on how to make it better, please let me know.
The website is
www.thevga.org
This site is brand new (and is my first one). If anyone has any suggestions on how to make it better, please let me know.
The website is
www.thevga.org
- UBERTRON777
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Pretty cool. I usually go on Wikipedia or Gamefaqs to look at lists of games and then go on to Youtube to see how they, play but now I'll be able to do that all in one place. Can't wait for you to build up on it. You might want to add summaries to the games or even manuals. It just needs a little more substance.
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- aisforaquabat
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Good site, but the flash interface makes it run kinda slow. Alot of clicking just to see the art work. Drop down menus would be more convenient then click, wait, click, wait, click. I'd rather have a bit larger loading time to begin with then a bunch of little ones throughout. Once stuff loads though, it runs quite nice.
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I understand what you are saying about the drop down menus. This is the first site I've ever designed (I didn't even get the web design software until Saturday morning). As time goes along and I get a little more comfortable with the design software I might move in that direction.
Also, if you go to the "download images" page, all of the files are there, including the instruction manuals in pdf format.
Also, if you go to the "download images" page, all of the files are there, including the instruction manuals in pdf format.
- manillaungol
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Re: New Archiving Site
I would kill for proper preservation of HU cards for the PC ENgine and TG16 as most of the great gaes have bad dumps that suffer from byte swapping and only work on EMU's and not actual hardware