Easy to use message bases & file system
Step back in time! This is the official COMPUTE!'s Gazette BBS, the online home for fans of the iconic magazine. We're running authentic Searchlight BBS software on genuine 486 hardware for a true retro experience! Telnet: 64life.net Port: 1983
BBS devoted to classic door games like LORD, Usurper, TradeWars 2002, Yankee Trader, Operation Overkill, and a slew of others. Friendly and laid back. New callers always welcome.
The Crazy Terminal BBS is back. It ran from the mid-80s to early 90s from the Southeast Texas area on a Commodore 64 with CMD Hard Drive. Now it is running in Windows 11 on the VICE emulator while emulating a 38400 baud CMD SwiftLink-232, CMD SuperCPU, CMD RAMLink, and CMD Hard Drive.
We are the Official BBS Door Games & Apps Museum.
A Telnetable DOS BBS in Edmonton, AB, CANADA
A revived and revamped elite PCBoard BBS from 1995, operating in the (604). This is not your stock PCBoard. Modded to the MAX with many original, never before seen programs (PPEs) and games created by the sysop. Over 1800 door games, many of which are fully registered. Come and play our very own SUDOKU game. The theme is Retro DOS Games & Apps. Large file areas. Excellent SysOp resources. PCBoard support area. ANSi Artpacks & eMags archives. Monster CDROM file archive. VGA Planets (VGAP) Host. Old-skool look and feel. ArakNet, FidoNet, FsxNet, SciNet. BlueWave & QWK Mail. Come and experience the real power of PCBoard ...........10 Nodes - 24/7
For the best ANSI emulation, please use one of the following Telnet Clients to login:
Syncterm - Netrunner - Qodem
TradeWars 2002 Game Server. Running four of the most popular builds of the game.
Darkrealms is a Bulletin Board System in Toronto Canada. It has been online since 1994 and is one of the oldest and last remaining systems running the MS-DOS Renegade software.
Darkrealms still has a dialup modem line and connections to Fidonet, still functioning as a major Hub system for many years now.
Once upon a time in the 90's, Darkrealms was a notorious uncensored free-for-all. It was constantly busy with people calling for their daily fix of gaming, chat rooms and message exchange. Many users purchased computers with modems for the sole purpose of calling into Darkrealms and other boards in the area. When the Internet became popular amongst the masses, the BBS scene died but was not forgotten.
An original RemoteAccess BBS. Games, Mail networks, BBSLink, IRC Chat, Files and Demoscene content! Original ANSI menu art give DS BBS a unique retro nostalgic feel.
Companion board to ConstructiveChaos BBS, running on the same host PC, but with different design goals in mind and set up with experimentation in mind. Minimalist, but non-stock. A handful of good doors, message nets, custom mods & ANSI.
Filez galore! Over 80,000 vintage files
Tons of doors
Tons of message networks
Tons of bbs mods
Hey chummers!
We got more echo nets hooked up for more comms between folks. When ya jack in you'll be seein' stuff from the new nets of fsxNET, GatorNet, and SciNet in addition to FidoNet and AgoraNet we already had.
Coming hopefully soon will be LinuxNet and SysopTechNet, but those I wouldn't hold ye breath for. Seems we gots no responders to those nets anymore, so getting them to fix their stuff ain't showing good signs so far. Dreks I tell ye!
Got an echo network ye wanna see chums? Lemme know, and I'll look into 'em and get them too.
A space oriented BBS running on an actual Commodore VIC-20 using a program I wrote - VIC-BBS v1.00! As to the best of my knowledge, this is the only BBS running on a VIC-20 currently... anywhere!
Old School RENEGADE BBS w/ Games and Message Board. (Formerly defile.darktech.org)
The Diamond Mine Online has been a go-to destination for BBS users since 1993! We have a large amount of message forums (local, DoveNet, Fidonet, FSXNet, and VirtualNet) as well as many classic BBS doors. We also have a large shareware file section. We are also home to the BBS Corner and the famous Telnet BBS Guide.
Originally went online in 1983 on a Commodore Vic 20, and revived as a museum to the company's history. There are door games, RelayChat, FidoNet, ANSI Art gallery and adding new things all the time.