"Elite" was originally written in 1984 by myself (Ian Bell) and David Braben for the BBC Microcomputer. It has since been converted to many platforms. The best conversions were for the Nintendo Entertainment System and the Acorn Archimedes.

This page, is dedicated to the Memotech MTX computer, a good old homecomputer, from the early 80's. From a time, when 32k was enough, and 64k was for the ones, who must have bigges!. In this homepage, I have tried to put all the stuff I could think of, to help for those out there, still using this old computer.

PSF (Portable Sound Format) is a simple, flexible format for emulated music on a variety of 1990s-era and later game systems. PSF brings the functionality of other formats such as NSF, SID, SPC, and GBS to more modern consoles and arcade systems. By using the original music driver code from each game, sequenced music can be played in a perfectly authentic, and size-efficient, way....

This site is Roger Wilco's Virtual Broomcloset (a.k.a., The Virtual Broomcloset, The Broomcloset, Wanda)--the web's first and foremost site devoted to providing hints, information, and lots of other neat stuff for fans of Sierra's Space Quest series.

We the Safe Ones, the Spathi High Council, would like to welcome you to The Pages of Now and Forever. This site is an unofficial informational resource dedicated to the Star Control games from Toys for Bob and . The Pages of Now and Forever (PNF or PoNaF) were first launched sometime in the summer of 1996 and has since grown to become the largest, most comprehensive volume of Star Cont ...