Original gameplaySol-Feace
Wolf Team’s space shooter, brought back to the browser with original game data, recovered CD audio, and optional assistance.
A personal game preservation archiveGames worth
Games worth
keeping.
Games worth
playing.
Old favorites deserve another turn. A growing home for video games, PC games, and the work of keeping them alive.
Original games. New ways to play.Sega CD & PlayStation 3.
One project at a time.
One project at a time.
The collectionOld favorites.
Old favorites.
New beginnings.
Play preserved Sol-Feace, or listen to the recovered music of High Velocity Bowling as its PS3 preservation work begins. Wii Revived adds Pinbusters Studio with original characters, venues and audio.
Original gameplay
Original game artworkHigh Velocity Bowling
The PS3 preservation project begins with its sound: recovered music banks, menu tracks, and the game theme, collected in a dedicated music player.
Browser reconstructionAMF Bowling: Pinbusters!
Pinbusters Studio brings eight original characters, seven venues, recovered animation and original game audio together with a new browser bowling simulation.
The sound archive / WebTVWeb TV Music
Web TV Music
Preservation.
The soundtrack to a different way of going online. Explore the original RMF files, MIDI files, and MP3 recordings in the collection. A restored synthesis engine brings the original sequence formats into your browser.
Open the WebTV music playerVideo gamesFrom a disc to
Visit Revived PS3 Games
Visit Wii Revived
From a disc to
your browser.
Sega CD game preservation sits alongside a new PS3 shelf, starting with the recovered music of High Velocity Bowling.
Browse Sega CDVisit Revived PS3 Games
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The next shelf
PC & computer games.
This part of the archive is still being built. No projects are published here yet; future recoveries will have a home of their own.
Visit the computer games shelfA little care goes a long wayPreserve the game.
Preserve the game.
Share the work.
A playable copy is a beginning. Keeping the source material, documenting the recovery, and making the changes understandable help a game stay accessible.
How this archive approaches preservation- 01Keep the original material
Retain the game data and distinguish it from the tools used to run it.
- 02Recover the experience
Bring the picture, controls, and sound back together in a usable player.
- 03Leave a clear record
Explain what was verified, what was changed, and what still needs work.