I got nothing for ya, sorry.

It's alright. Seems most people use things like gamefaqs and stuff, but I don't know if they have such a easy to use and comprehensive database like allgame.com.

Best give Wikipedia your $3. lol http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_video_games 

In all seriousness, that sucks though. 

I use wikipedia to give me an overview of a year in gaming. That's pretty cool, but for a complete list, you can't beat allgame.com. 

Bleh, that sucks. I first discovered allgame back in 2000.I was tickled to find so many of my favorite obscure games listed.

What I like is that it goes back as far as you want. With Metacritic, it only goes back to like 2001 or so. I like a database that includes every game ever made. Yea!

that sucks, man.  I never used it, but I hate when internet institutions shut down like that.  

It was such an awesome resource. I like to look at all the games ever made in one massive database. I dont' know if anyone else has done this.

I used to pal around on All Game waaaay back in 2004-ish.  That sire inspired me to write game reviews.

Yea, there are a lot of reviews there on the site. Brett Weiss, who's book I just read, wrote a bunch of them. I hope the site gets archived. I read some forum posts that suggested some people were going to try doing that on archive.org.

I wish I could help but I don't know of any game resource pages. It is a shame because the site you are describing sounds like an excellent resource for the history of video games. 

It was like a giant Excel spread sheet full of just about every game ever made. It was easily sortable too in many different ways. I loved it.

Sorry but never heard of it. Perhaps it's time for another video game database to take it's place?

I hope so. How am I going to figure out what to play next if I can't see the entire list of every game ever made before my eyes? Oh heavens!