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Websites for finding freeware No.743438239
Websites for finding freeware  No.743438239 Archived
What does /v/ use for downloading obscure indie games from the 90s and 2000s? So far I got:
>caiman.us (RIP owner)
>old-games.com
>homeoftheunderdogs.net
>natomic.com
>breatharian.eu/Petr/en/index.htm
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Anonymous
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>>743438239
MyAbandonWare and Archive are all you need.
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Anonymous
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 No.743438545
Private Trackers such as:
Not telling
or
I'm not telling you
or
Still not telling
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Anonymous
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 No.743439107
>743438545
Shove them all up your ass until it gapes
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Anonymous
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/v/'s recommended games has a decent list, even if it's outdated, and not really /v/.
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Anonymous
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 No.743439364
I used to use Saint’s channel and archive.org page as a resource, but he’s way too into Japshit. I would just go to a site you already know about via Wayback.
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