This version of the 13th Floor BBS was shutdown on April 29th 1993. This is a restoration of that data, and approximately 630 users. Supports Commodore C/G, ASCII, and ANSI at 38.4k baud Running on actual C64 hardware: Breadbin, Lt. Kernal hard drive, TurboChameleon v2, and Ultimate 1541-II+

13th Leader is a reboot of an 8-bit Atari 800 XL  BBS from back in the late 1980’s!  Originally hosted out of Hamilton Ontario Canada!   Back in the 80’s we ran on  8-bit “Home Grown”  BBS software and 2  5-1/4″  floppy drives.     Still hosted in Southern Ontario but now running Mystic BBS. New users […]

A really fun, active and current BBS! We work to bring a new section or feature once a month; you’ll find TONS of retro files and content – from old BBS CD-Roms, current BBS applications and mods, historical BBS applications and mods, ANSI art, legal ROMs and DOS games and more! We have DoorParty and […]

Welcome to 300 F-ing Baud BBS This BBS is for smaller or older computers that may only be able to display Text (Like an old terminal). It can display ANSI as well as normal Text. IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are using Syncterm or Netrunner or any windows based BBS Terminal, you might not be able […]

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 […]

Running on Amiga (emulated currently, moving to real hardware soon), 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!

79 Columns is a unique x/84 system with loads of textmode games — both Linux console games and oldschool DOS doors alike. The board currently has an Amiga ASCII bend, but supports CP437 ANSI graphics for door games and certain menus. Modern terminals are supported (such as xterm), and even UTF8 is supported through a […]

The companion BBS to the www.8BitBoyz.com website. Offering online games, Infocom games, message boards with echo networks like Fido, fsxNet, Retronet, Commodore Net!

Commodore 64 hosted hardware, running C-Net DS2 at 38.4k, the only one of its kind. All available online games/doors, BBS software support file section, cross networked to Image BBS. PETSCII / 40/80 Columns

Are you looking for something different? Absinthe BBS aims to be the most unique and fun BBS currently in operation! There isn’t another board like this one anywhere. Features: The largest collection of quality Amiga BBS doors including the first NEW release in almost 20 years, game servers, a fantastic Interactive Fiction system, and a […]

Old school Worldgroup BBS in Louisville, Ky. Original beta testers for MajorMUD along with many other games, including Tradewars and Swords of Chaos.

Apple II based BBS with an aviation theme. ProTerm Special! Sysop: Mystic Knight Forums: Pilots Lounge Retro Computing ASCII Art ProTerm Special Graphics Horror/SciFi SuperTAC File Transfers Games      

Just a good old BBS that has been around for 25 plus years and still a great place to hang out! Running Mystic BBS… Stop by and say hello, lots of local and league doors, local and network message echo’s and many more things to do while your on the bulletin board.

Based in Dunedin, New Zealand this BBS is a reincarnation of a system that operated from Hamilton, New Zealand around 1993-1995. Back in 1995 Agency BBS used Renegade BBS software and was a member of several message networks including RGSNet, FidoNet, DemiMonde and LocNet. These days the BBS runs using Mystic BBS software and is […]

The author of the popular YouTube documentary “Back to the BBS” now has a complimentary BBS! Features: Curated retro-computing content including retro games, music, apps as well as more modern stuff for your retro computing purposes. MRC Inter-BBS chat Some great message network groups for all your geeky discussions (fsxNet, tqwNet, RetroNet and ArakNet) Great […]

To properly enjoy this BBS use Syncterm with the Atari emulation.

The first iteration of Alcoholiday BBS ran Renegade way back in 1995. With the new release of Renegade 1.30, I’ve decided to recreate the BBS as it originally existed.

Specializing in old 8-bit computers like ATARI, COMMODORE, Emulators, Pilots. Handbook and Operations manuals, support, drivers and many more.

Aliens’ Alcove! ran on WWIV 4.20e on DOS back in 1992-1996 and was the only home-based 24-hour BBS in Manila, Philippines. Revived in 2014, the BBS now runs on WWIV 5.xx on Linux. It is part of WWIVnet, FidoNet and fsxNet.

Russian BBS.

Alpha Centauri is my nostalgic attempt to have my first WWIV board up and running. Currently there has been a resurrection of WWIVnet and it is operational and networked with more than 12 other WWIV boards at this time. If you are interested in technical conversation about WWIV software, this is the place. Also have […]

Filling my need for old time doors along with files and forums

Online in one way or another since 1984

Restored AMIS BBS from MACE 1986 platform. This BBS is a tribute to the Atari BBS community where AMIS, FoReM and basic programming dominated the BBS scene. Telnet and Dial up Dial up 760-330-2600 user id and password: amis86 Atascii using FujiNet or Atari Terminal Program. SyncTerm use Atari Screen Mode