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RESOURCES

Stuff I've found, things I use, links worth bookmarking. Games, tools, downloads — organized so you can actually find what you need.

My Downloads.

Drum kits, Serum presets, and modded retro games — packaged and ready to go. I've done the hard work; all you have to do is download and play. Everything's hosted on Google Drive, free to grab.

// How to add a download

Upload your file to Google Drive → right-click → Share → Anyone with the link → Copy link. Replace the href="#" on any drive-card above with that link. Update the name, meta, and icon to match the file type.

Old Games Deserve
a Second Life.

Some of the best games ever made aren't on any storefront. Publishers have moved on, servers are down, and disc copies cost a fortune on eBay. These sites exist to preserve them. They're not replacements for games you can still buy — they're archives for games you literally can't.

Mods Worth Your Time.

The modding community has extended the life of games that would've been forgotten years ago. These are the mods I've either used, tracked, or found genuinely impressive. More get added as I find them.

Resident Evil 4 Remake

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Description of what this mod adds, changes, or improves. Keep it specific — why this mod, why it's worth installing.

Cyberpunk 2077

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Description of what this mod adds, changes, or improves. Keep it specific — why this mod, why it's worth installing.

Elden Ring

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Description of what this mod adds, changes, or improves. Keep it specific — why this mod, why it's worth installing.

Grand Theft Auto V

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Description of what this mod adds, changes, or improves. Keep it specific — why this mod, why it's worth installing.

Resident Evil Village

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Description of what this mod adds, changes, or improves. Keep it specific — why this mod, why it's worth installing.

Armored Core VI

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Description of what this mod adds, changes, or improves. Keep it specific — why this mod, why it's worth installing.

Looking for mods yourself?

Nexus Mods is the largest modding community — start there for anything PC.

Visit Nexus Mods →

The Zelda 64 Decompilation Project.

A community of developers reverse-engineered the N64 versions of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask — turning the original compiled game code back into readable, portable C source code without using any of Nintendo's tools.

This means the games can now be compiled and run natively on modern hardware, ported to other platforms, and modified at a code level rather than just patching ROM bytes. It's one of the most technically impressive preservation achievements in gaming history — and it was done entirely by volunteers.

The practical results are already here: PC ports, HD texture packs that respect the original art, and mods that would have been impossible with the original ROM format. This is what game preservation should look like.

100% Decomp'd
2 Games
∞ Ports
What This Enables
  • Native PC port — runs without emulation
  • Widescreen, 60fps, high resolution
  • Deep modding — texture, model, code level
  • Ports to Switch, Android, Wii U
  • Long-term preservation, no emulator needed

Stuff I Actually Use.

Software, sites, and tools I genuinely use or recommend. No filler.