The site of the Minsk group Ellipse.

The site of the Minsk group FreeArt with the unforgettable Freeman.

The site of the Minsk group Psycho (formerly ZX-Legion).

Psycho's collection of demoscene sites' banners; closed sites lead to their Wayback Machine copies.

A news site by an anonymous Belarusian author (not so anonymous really: he is from Psycho).

The site of the Brest group RealSoft, the authors of the hugely popular Real Commander.

RealSoft's file archive.

The site of Aprisobal and Doctor Strij (Oxidizer): about the group and GfxSpeConvertor, a graphics converter for the Spectrum.

The old site of our group Optical Brothers.

A copy of raww.org: the Raww Arse group's ZX Spectrum demoscene news - new releases, parties, hardware, music, 2000-2011.

A copy of zx-f.ru: ZX Forever (DVS, 2001-2006) - games, texts, magazines, emulators, Star Heritage.

A copy of zxfiles.hut2.ru (zxfiles.raww.net): DJ Hooligan's page of new ZX Spectrum software, 1999-2006.

A copy of hds.ncn.ru: the Tyumen group Hackerz' Design Software (Quake I, Norton Kombat, HDD Mounter) - news, articles, software.

A copy of ivr.webzone.ru: Ivan Roshin's articles on Z80 and ZX Spectrum programming, his programs, music, intros and demos.

A copy of scenergy.natm.ru: the ZX Spectrum demoscene news resource of the Scenergy magazine (Arty & Flying, Veliky Novgorod) - news, articles, party reports, a forum, files.

A copy of spectrum128.spb.ru: «My Speccy Web Paper» on the Spectrum 128K - programming, operating systems (Bee OS and others), games, documentation, a forum.

A copy of zx-life.narod.ru: the Life e-paper (editor S. V. Muravyov) - news of 2004-2005, the archive, the list of issues.

A copy of opensourcezx.untergrund.net (earlier opensourcezx.narod.ru): an archive of the sources of ZX Spectrum games, demos and programs.

A copy of mln.scenosaurus.org: the Millennium demoparty in Minsk (The Psycho Team and others, 2000-2003) - news, rules, results and reports of Millennium'1900-2003, a guestbook. Also inside: the earlier sites of Millennium'1902 (2002) and the Willennium portal (2001-2002).

A copy of abzac.retropc.ru, taken in October 2026 when its front page no longer opened: an archive of the Vologda printed newspaper for Spectrum users - 32 issues and articles by topic.

A ZX Spectrum site (since 2000): thousands of games, emulators, programs and texts, plus sections on other old platforms.

The portal of ZXNet, the Spectrum users' FTN network: about the network, nodes by city, point registration and links.

A collection of articles on creative work on the ZX Spectrum: programming, graphics, music, hardware schematics, program descriptions (401 articles), and its offline version.

The site of the COSSACKOS e-paper: all 20 issues (the last in 2005) and its author's other works.

The official page of the ZX-Emul emulator by Lion17 (Vladimir Yudin): versions up to 0.30b with changelogs.

The old site of the ZXMAK emulator for Windows: versions up to 0.282 (2003) with Pentagon, Scorpion and Profi ROMs, the TRX2X image converter, documentation.

The home page of the artist MoNaRcH: the ZX screen$ album (92 Spectrum pictures), the gallery program GALLERY v1.5 and other files.

The largest Russian-language forum on the ZX Spectrum and Soviet-era computers: software, hardware, emulation and a flea market.

The forum of the NedoPC group and friends: ZX Evolution, Pentagon, ATM Turbo and other home-built hardware.

The main English-language Spectrum forum: new games, development, hardware and emulators.

The oldest English-language Spectrum forum, attached to the World of Spectrum archive.

The PoS-WT (Power of Sound, Izhevsk) portal: an archive of scene news, files, articles and a forum; rarely updated.

A huge TR-DOS software archive: games, system software, demos, disk magazines, books and emulators.

The largest database of ZX Spectrum graphics, music, games and demos, viewable, playable and runnable on the site.

The main database of Spectrum software, hardware, magazines and people (ZXDB), with downloads.

The oldest archive of Spectrum software, magazines and books, with search and a public API.

An archive of cracked tape releases that circulated in the USSR and CIS: crackers' versions, cassette covers, tape-copying studios.

A large archive of Speccy demos, intros, compilations and disks, with screenshots and an AY music collection.

A home for new ZX Spectrum games: games playable on the site, developer diaries and high-score tables.

A library of ZX Spectrum disk magazines and newspapers (over 300 titles) with article texts and search.

An archive of the British magazine CRASH (1984–1992): reviews, articles and covers, issue by issue.

The worldwide demoscene database; its ZX Spectrum section covers demos, music, graphics, parties and sceners.

The well-known demoscene catalogue with viewers' comments; its list of ZX Spectrum productions.

Gasman's site on the Spectrum demoscene: new releases, parties and sceners.

The largest collection of ZX Spectrum music (AY, beeper, digital) arranged by musician, playable on the site.

A community site of the retro-computer demoscene: articles, technical write-ups and party reports.

Entry upload and voting for Russian-speaking demoparties (Multimatograf, DiHalt and others), with an archive of their competitions.

The St Petersburg computer festival: demoscene, retro computers, talks and an exhibition.

The Nizhny Novgorod demoparty, held in winter and summer, with ZX Spectrum competitions.

The Vologda computer art festival with ZX Spectrum competitions, including live effect coding on stage.

The Slovak 8-bit multiscene party (Atari, Commodore, ZX Spectrum), with results and files from every year.

Music by Darkman007 (Vladimir Tugay), musician and demoscener: albums, covers, chiptunes and game soundtracks.

A free emulator for Unix, Windows and macOS: models from the 16K to the +3, Pentagon and Scorpion, Beta 128.

An emulator of the Pentagon, ATM Turbo and ZX Evolution with TS-Conf for Windows; binaries and sources maintained by TS-Labs.

A multi-machine emulator: Spectrum, Pentagon, Next, ZX-Uno and more, with DivMMC, esxDOS and rich debugging tools.

A Spectrum emulator for Windows, iOS and Android.

A cross-platform (Qt) emulator of Spectrum-compatible and other retro computers.

A .NET Spectrum emulator built as a virtual machine with pluggable devices and a debugger.

An emulator of the Spectrum, Amstrad CPC and MSX for macOS, Windows, Linux and Raspberry Pi.

A cross-platform player of ZX Spectrum and other chip music that also finds tunes inside disk images.

A multitasking operating system for the ZX Evolution and ATM Turbo with a file manager, web browser and games.

A Z80 cross-assembler with macros, memory paging and output to TRD, SNA and other Spectrum formats.

An optimal data compressor with very short Z80 decompressors.

Sergey Bulba's site on the AY-3-8910/8912 and YM2149 sound chips: the Ay_Emul emulator, Vortex Tracker II, sources and music archives.

The NedoPC group site: ZX Evolution, NeoGS and TurboSound FM sound cards, documentation and firmware.

The site of the TS-Conf configuration for the ZX Evolution: games, demos, software, documentation and sources.

The official ZX Spectrum Next site: news, documentation, downloads and a forum.

Firmware for the DivIDE and DivMMC: FAT, disk images and TR-DOS emulation from TRD files.

Andy Karpov's open Spartan-6 FPGA board recreating the Spectrum and other retro computers.

An open Spectrum clone with a real Z80 and a CPLD for the 48K case: Pentagon, 128K and 48K modes, 512K RAM, DivMMC.

All about the Brest-made Spectrum-compatible "Bajt" and other Soviet rarities: design, repair, software and disk controllers.

The support site of the ATM-turbo 1, 2, 2+, 3 and ZX-Evolution computers: news, schematics, documentation, software for TR-DOS, iS-DOS and TASiS.

The Pentagon project site: documentation, schematics and firmware for the Pentagon 1024SL, 2.2 and 2.666 (LE, FE), the Z-Controller and a PAL coder.

A Russian-language encyclopedia of the Spectrum scene: people, groups, hardware, software and press.

An English technical encyclopedia of Sinclair computers: schematics, ports and formats.

ZX Spectrum Next documentation for programmers: registers, NextZXOS and formats.

A fully commented disassembly of the Spectrum 48K ROM, made with SkoolKit.

A preserved copy of the classic World of Spectrum: the FAQ, technical documents and lists of emulators and utilities.

The history of Clive Sinclair, his computers and their clones, and the story of the ZX-Next clone (1988-1995).

Alone Coder's page: the ACNews newspaper, the ACEdit editor, Mr Gluk Reset Service, games, demos and a library of Spectrum books.

A Russian team releasing new games for the ZX Spectrum and other retro platforms.

A Spanish team: dozens of free Spectrum games and the MK1 "La Churrera" engine for making your own.

The Omega Hackers Group (OHG) channel on Telegram: links and news about the ZX Spectrum, games and the demoscene.