Whats a gaming website you used to visit every single day for a year straight?

[Feitang]

Either past or present

For me it was Gamefaqs. I'd go every single day to read the guides people wrote. This was back in 1997. Zophars Domain was another site id visit everyday for like a year...mainly for spc music and programs.

 

[extermist]

I don't really do this, but I guess the closest for me would be /v/, and that's regardless of whatever chan I find myself in.

 

[zombie100379]

used to.... i still do... everyday... steamunlocked and igg games - going back probably more then a decade

 

[PSVitaForever]

Can't write it, but it's a website like this one, only for more modern games...

 

[random0nonsense]

NintendoLife, Gematsu, and Time Extension. I still visit these sites daily.

 

[thumbsdown's iconthumbsdown]

for real!! good ol'days!

OJogos.com, Jogos Gràtis e Jogos Online

web.archive.org

 

[SamanthaSamantha's icon]

Can't write it, but it's a website like this one, only for more modern games...

Same.

Mine is also still online and we parted in, less just say, less than amicable ways.

 

[ShinnAsukaYESTaylorSwiftNO]

VGBoxArt

 

[AxelThunderstrike]

Voodoo Extreme

 

[beefbowl]

Not a community in any sense, but,

Also RGT, I guess. Don't look at my login streak I check here everyday.

 

[HydraSavior]

In my youth, there was a sorta "indie" website called The Gaming Intelligence Agency, which had authors who would post news, reviews, and features on games that I Actually Wanted To Play. The games they focused on which I wasn't interested in, like Misadventures of Tron Bonne, would go on to be cult classics that I wish I had played when they were contemporary and I had more time to play games.

I haven't found anything quite like it since Dial Up Days. Either it lacks the fun authorial tone, or it concentrates on games that I really don't have any interest in, or it has, without getting into politics, taken a side in the American Culture Wars, which I refuse to be recruited into. I just wanna load a website, hear about fun games, and have great authors write about them.

 

[fbnaulin]

I visit GameFAQs since 2010, I don't know if everyday, but often.

I liked GameRankings, sadly, it was bought by Metacritic, if I remember well.

Anyway, SNESMusic.org is a great site for SPC files.

 

[hazys]

GameFAQs for guides, IGN for news, Serebii for Pokémon, Serenes Forest for Fire Emblem, The Castlevania Dungeon for Castlevania, Fighters Generation for FG stuff, Creative Uncut for concept art, The Spriters Resource for sprites, Video Game Recaps for hilarious written recaps, RPGFan for RPG news/reviews, The Let's Play Archive for written let's plays... there were more, but I forget.

 

[SamanthaSamantha's icon]

I haven't found anything quite like it since Dial Up Days

I strongly recommend Super Adventures In Gaming, then — you are gonna love these guys!

 

[Mr. SyS]

Probably this one even if it's just checking the repo.

 

[Anim8rDude Anim8rDude]

GameFAQs for guides, IGN for news, Serebii for Pokémon, Serenes Forest for Fire Emblem, The Castlevania Dungeon for Castlevania, Fighters Generation for FG stuff, Creative Uncut for concept art, The Spriters Resource for sprites, Video Game Recaps for hilarious written recaps, RPGFan for RPG news/reviews, The Let's Play Archive for written let's plays... there were more, but I forget.

Serebii for Pokemon & Serenes Forest for Fire Emblem... maaaaan those were the days lol, did that quite a bit with my bros when I was younger!

 

[shaggi shaggi]

I visit GameFAQs to this day. Mostly for guides and searching for retro games.