This personal site organized Nintendo games into individual HTML pages—imperfect, hand-built, and sometimes recoverable only through search fragments. Specific titles got their own descriptive pages instead of disappearing into a commercial database. The original server is unreliable now, but even its surviving traces show why plain URLs make durable evidence.
Original Gamer’s Paradise: http://bmhcomputers.com/gamersparadise/
Full Switchboard article: https://switchboardtechservices.com/articles/ancient-web-bmh-computers-built-a-gamers-paradise-one-nes-page-at-a-time/
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Original Gamer’s Paradise: http://bmhcomputers.com/gamersparadise/
Full Switchboard article: https://switchboardtechservices.com/articles/ancient-web-bmh-computers-built-a-gamers-paradise-one-nes-page-at-a-time/
#ancientweb #nes #videogamehistory #webarchives
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