Retro-Gamers.it does not exist in isolation. Retro culture is also made of websites, archives, forums, communities, social pages and independent projects that collect news, preserve memory, share materials and keep the scene alive.
This page collects some resources we recommend to readers who want to explore retro gaming, follow new releases for classic machines, join technical discussions or discover projects close to the spirit of this site.
This is not a sponsored list. Links are selected because we consider them useful, interesting or consistent with the way we tell videogame history.
News and homebrew scene
Indie Retro News
One of the most followed international websites for indie and retro news, homebrew releases, ports, remakes and new projects for systems such as Amiga, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, MSX and PC. A valuable resource for following the living retro-gaming scene, not only its historical memory.
Friendly sites and Italian projects
AmigaPage.it
A long-running Italian website dedicated to the Amiga world, with news, articles, images, forum activity and materials related to the Commodore machine and its community. A project run by Marco Lovera, who has helped keep Amiga culture alive in Italy for many years.
Communities and pages to follow
AMIGA 4 EVER!
A Facebook group dedicated to the Amiga world, with images, memories, discussions, updates and content shared by enthusiasts. A useful community for following the living, everyday side of Amiga memory: nostalgia, hardware, software, curiosities and dialogue between users.
Forums, archives and technical discussions
English Amiga Board
One of the most important international forums for the Amiga community. A useful resource for technical discussions, support, preservation, hardware, software and deeper exploration of the Amiga ecosystem.
Marketplaces and retro material
AmiBay
A forum and marketplace focused on buying and selling retro hardware and material, with a strong Amiga presence. A practical resource for anyone looking for components, expansions, machines, spare parts or collectible material, always with the normal care required for private transactions.