A fun wild BBS with lots of Mystic customization, super active sysOp, most of the FTNs you want to read, 100s of door games and personal touches like the ANSi-Story.
32-Bit BBS is one of the few Spitfire BBS’s still online. This is a complete rebuild of my first BBS back in the early 90s right down to the ANSI menus. Thanks to an old backup i was able to recreate it and thanks to NetSerial I’m able to logons via telnet. We have two full menu of door game classics that we all loved back in the day.
Running on Amiga (emulated), using MAXsBBS 1.54, this system is all about enjoying Bulletin Board Systems, the way that they were back in the 90’s. Dedicated to the Amiga and MAXsBBS, with plenty of message and file areas to suit!
The System Operator’s primary motivation in running this BBS is to have fun in retro computing. He exerted effort to make this BBS give you a mid-1990’s BBSing experience. FsxNet and Fidonet echo mail areas are available here. Popular door games such as (but not limited to) LORD, LORD2, Global War, etc., can be played here.
Over 30+ Registered Door Games like LORD, TW2002, And More. Over 540,000 Files available in Downloads. Large Selection of BBS System Software and Online Doors. All Night Owl, Simtel, and Walnut Creek BBS CD-ROM Loaded on System. Duke Nukem, Doom I/II, Hexen, Commander Keen and more. FULL ACCESS ON FIRST CALL
Old school Worldgroup board in Louisville, Ky. Original beta testers for MajorMUD along with many other games, including Tradewars and Swords of Chaos.
The author of the popular YouTube documentary “Back to the BBS” now has a complimentary BBS. It features curated retro-computing content, MRC Inter-BBS chat, some great message networks (fsxNet, Araknet, RetroNet and tqwNet) and some great extra add-on mods, including some custom mods not seen anywhere else such as CoinInfo! Work is being made on it all the time, so come on down and get “Back to the BBS!”
I first created Alcoholiday BBS in 1995 after I became aware of Amiga BBS systems such as those running AmiExpress I found the all-ASCII art style, Amiga fonts, and /X setup fascinating, so I decided to see if I could setup my favorite BBS software, Renegade, to emulate those systems.
Recently, I decided to re-create the system with the latest version of Renegade. I compiled my own modified version from the source code to remove characters that were causing issues with the Amiga font set, and to fine-tune a few other visual bits.
Networks include FidoNet, fsxNet, ArakNet and MetroNet.
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