Re: Audiogame Archive, a probably old idea
I wasn't planning to announce this here quite yet, but I'm currently in the process of building such an archive.
The plan will be to have all legally distributal content, including abandonware games/keygens where the author has made them available (bsc specifically excluded because the author doesn't want it distributed - we will not be committing piracy).
I'm not quite sure how we're going to handle distribution of games quite yet.
The current archive is 10.9gb in size and growing.
Since the cat's out of the bag, if you're interested in contributing installers or time to the archive, please feel free to contact me at:
jpcarnemolla gmail.com
(replace space with at sign, of course), with the following info:
*a brief overview of what you have; something like:
"Total 7.8gb, mostly well-known and recent developers. Windows only, limited to no interactive fiction or dos-based games."
*Info on your
file transfer capabilities, something like:
"I have 1gb of available upload space, and can leave files up for a max of two weeks."
*How you'd prefer to work, something like:
"I'd rather just zip up a bunch of installers and let you process them, as opposed to sending specific files."
*How well you know where your games came from/who made what, something like:
"I know everything produced in the last five years, but nothing before that."
*Whether you'd be willing to help me in organizing the archive, in addition to supplying installers.
The archive is currently making heavy use of dropbox features - but you won't need a dropbox account to contribute.
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